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I filed MC, DVC case on my husband


26-May-2024 (In Divorce Law)
I filed sec9 and my husband filed sec13 1ia. I don't want to continue with him because he was not satisfying me sexually. Court counseling failed. I am working women earning 1 lakh per month. My husband is IT employee, he had no properties on his name but his parents had properties. I filed MC and DVC case on him. Can I get my his parents properties share and his salary share.
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Answer #1
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If your husband is earning more than you and. any property which is purchased after marriage in his father's name , you will get a share in such property and you will get some money from his salary, if you able to show more liability on you than you get more share in salary.
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Answer #2
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The maintenance will depend upon the difference between the earnings of both the parties. The court will demand an income affidavit to decide the same. And if there's no scope of living together then rather stretching the relationship you should go with mutual divorce because it's cost effective and ends up in a maximum of six months.
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Answer #3
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first of all if you don't want to continue with him and it is from husband side that divorce case has also been filed. so you can opt for mutual divorce that's a better option. regarding your share in your husband and their parents property it depends on many factors.
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Answer #4
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Do you have a kid with your from the marriage bcz in the ancestral property both the father and grandkids have equal share provide you are hindu. Regarding his salary share it will depend upon how much he is earning and are you able to live the lifestyle with 1 lakh which your husband was providing earlier
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Answer #5
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if both the parties ( husband and wife) want to live separately. the court can grant divorce by way of mutual consent. for that you have approached the court. and actually grant divorce in a very time bound manner. contact me for anything.
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