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I want to file for mutual divorce, I want to understand


13-Nov-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I have my cooty, whose all paymetn is done by me, but its under my husbands name, what if he denies to transfer it to me , going through diorce. I do not want anything , ready to give ornament back as well. Also there is one policy, he took under my name, he had submitted the amount. what if he ask that amount back in return of divorce.... kindly help
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Answer #1
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Well, whatever your Hubby has done for you, was out of love and respect for you, when you were in relationship with him, you haven't compelled him to give you the gifts, get the policies in your name, hence, when you will get separated from him, you are not liable to return him anything.
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Answer #2
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If you wish to go for mutual Divorce, you and your husband have to decide for the terms and conditions for divorce. All issues relating to maintenance, stridhan, property division, child custody, etc has to be decided amongst you both. Only if you both agree to the terms and conditions, you can file for mutual Divorce. For further discussion you can approach me.
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