I want discuss with advocate after I want file

685 votes

If you are being denied access to your minor child, you may file a petition for child visitation rights or child custody before the competent Family Court. Since the police have already advised you to approach the Court, you should proceed through proper legal channels. Please keep copies of the police complaint, their reply, and all relevant documents. The Court can pass appropriate orders regarding visitation, communication, and custody after considering the welfare of the child. Consult a local family law advocate with complete facts and documents for detailed legal assistance.

Advocate Pankaj Kumar LawRato

850 votes

Dear Sir/Madam, I understand that you are unable to speak with your son and that your requests to communicate with him have not been successful. Since the NRI Police have advised you to engage an advocate and file a case before the court, I can assist you with the legal process. Please share the relevant details and documents, and we can discuss the appropriate legal remedy for seeking access to and communication with your son. Regards, Jasbir Singh, Advocate Chamber regarding communication with your son. Since the NRI Police have advised legal action, please call or WhatsApp me with all relevant details and documents. I will guide you regarding the appropriate court proceedings.

Advocate Jasbir Singh LawRato

788 votes

Hello, I hope you're doing well, Based on the facts you've shared, it appears that you are being prevented from speaking with or meeting your son. If your spouse or another guardian is denying you access, you may have legal remedies, available under Gurdians and Wards Act. Since the NRI Police has advised you to engage an advocate and approach the court, it would be appropriate to consult an advocate who can examine your documents and file the appropriate petition before the competent Family Court. Depending on the circumstances, you may seek visitation rights, custody, or other appropriate relief under the applicable family laws. As your matter appears to involve an NRI and may have cross-border aspects, the specific legal strategy will depend on where the child is currently residing and the facts of the case. You may contact me with the complete facts and relevant documents for detailed legal advice.

Advocate Navish Arora LawRato