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How to avoid frequent visitation rights for father


08-Feb-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My sisters daughter was smothered and sister was attacked by kitchen knife by husband. Now after settlement he needs a clause to visit daughter with grandparents twice a month at his place. We are apprehensive and want it once or twice a year, that too for 1 hour ( this was agreed by father in last mutual agreement which he violated and could not be materialised). Please guide !!
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Answer #1
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You must show the concerned Court that you and your daughter are very scared and have apprehension that the husband may try to harm you and your daughter physically as was already attempted by him in past. Due to the aforementioned reason, the relationship is over and both are divorced. That you must show that it only affects the girl child who has a bright future and the court must protect her fundamental rights. The girl child can refuse to have such conditions and tell the court freely that she can not interact with such dangerous personality.
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Answer #2
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You can file the suit before the concerted court. After examining the case and listing the parties, the court will give the judgment in your favour. The only thing you have to do is to go to court and file the petition through your advocate.
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