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How to deny visitation rights of mother.


05-Aug-2024 (In Divorce Law)
I am proud father of two daughters aged 8 and 11 years. They are living with me as 2 year back my wife went her home and filed divorce, maintenance and dowry etc etc all the cases. Despite being married for 13 odd years. She recently in 2024 filed case under Gawa act and without our side representation she fetched an order of visitation of two dates in month. I don't want thats kids should meet her as she tells them all bad things about me and my family. wht shd I do that court hear me or kids.
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Answer #1
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the court will hear u if u come out clearly stating what is wrong...u can file a writ petitions in High court to stop visitation rights obtained by ur wife... go against the order she obtained...u can contact me for Lucknow high court
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Answer #2
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Hello sir, as per your query I would suggest you to challenge the order of visitation rights before the appropriate Court. As an order is challenge able looking at the facts & details shared by you. And for further the assistance you can reach out to us.
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