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Husband does not want to give any alimony to me


06-Apr-2023 (In Divorce Law)
HinI come to know that whatever the works he has told us he is doing nothing out of it. Infact the organization which he has said he never worked there. I am in fear cum doubt he must have sold his house also and moved somewhere else. nIn this situation how will i get alimony ? I went to deliver his summons to his office then i come to know this reality. Can anyone guest me any way out ?
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Answer #1
618 votes
If the behaviour of your husband is intolerable towards you then you can always file for divorce against him or 125 CrPC to claim your monthly alimony. I would suggest you to go for the mutual divorce because it is less money consuming and ends up in maximum of six months. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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Answer #2
521 votes
Husband can not escape from his moral and social duty to maintain his wife. If court has granted any alimony in your favor then the same the husband has to pay. If he absconds, you can get warrant issued against him. However better advice can be given if correct facts are briefed. Feel free to contact Thanks
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Answer #3
1000 votes
hello client as i can see your issue is very relevant . as you want your aLlimony to be recovered . as a matter of fact your husband have to reruen your allimony any how i can co firm you this aa he have lied you about his job as well as you are of tbe view tht he have sold his house also in tht condition also allimony will be re overed by the court but for tht we nees to move as per proper way of fighting the case. in the court of law i am not aware tht what cases you have filled till now pls show your full case records for futher coura wof actions required
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Answer #4
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According to you, you your spouse never worked in the organisation which he has told you ! And he may have even sold his house ‘ ! Now u r worried about alimony part ! You need to hire expert advocate to make you understand things followed by suit ! In such case you need to provide information about his movable & immovable properties ! Thanks
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