I have put contested divorce what if father of wife denies to keep her

669 votes

In a situation where a woman's husband has filed for a contested divorce, and her father refuses to take her in after the divorce decree because she is psychotic, several legal and social considerations may come into play. 1. **Legal Obligation of Parents:** While parents typically have a moral responsibility to care for their children, they are not legally obligated to keep them in their home unless there are special circumstances, such as a minor child or dependent. In the case of an adult woman, especially if she is mentally ill, the father may not be legally required to keep her at home. However, if she is unable to care for herself due to her mental health condition, she may require some form of institutional care or support. 2. **Mental Health Considerations:** If the woman is psychotic or has a mental health condition that impairs her ability to live independently, she may be eligible for support services. This can include care from mental health professionals, a mental health facility, or social welfare organizations that offer accommodation and care for individuals with severe mental health issues. 3. **Legal Protection and Welfare:** In some jurisdictions, if an individual is mentally ill and unable to care for themselves, they might be entitled to support from the state or social welfare services. In this case, the woman could potentially apply for state assistance or a guardian may be appointed to take responsibility for her care. 4. **Post-Divorce Rights:** After a contested divorce, if the woman is unable to care for herself, the court may consider granting her access to resources that could include mental health care or financial support, especially if she is unable to live independently. It would be advisable for the woman or her family to seek legal advice and consult a mental health professional to ensure that she receives the care and support she needs after the divorce. The legal framework surrounding such situations can vary depending on the country or jurisdiction.

Advocate Shrunali Bhowad LawRato

876 votes

Hello Wife has got right of residence in matrimonial home. But depends upon her current possession. It depends upon court order also. You can contact for detail online consultation as many questions are involved in it.

LawRato LawRato

924 votes

Hello good morning mam sir please tell me detail what is the actual situation so that I can help you what you have said or stated is not been cleared like what do you want to tell please stated in detail I'll contact you

Advocate Vaibhavi Muthinty LawRato

908 votes

It is the court order, she need to move out it must have been stated in the divorce petition also, need to understand whether it is a mutual consent or the contested court order. If it is settled in the order then needs to follow the same

Advocate Mahrukh Khan LawRato