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Judicial separation petition/ entry to hoyse


04-May-2024 (In Divorce Law)
Filed a case of judicial separation on plea of unsound mind with documents. Case registered. Can wife be denied entry to house during this period of the petition ? Summons to be issued
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Answer #1
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Yes...if you had already filed a petition for judicial separation then it's not mandatory for the wife to stay in her matrimonial home. And the summons will be issued at her parental home. And if the situation is not your favour then it's advisable for you to go for mutual divorce because it's cost effective and ends up in maximum of six months.
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Answer #2
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sir, I would suggest you rather go for filling of a divorce petition rather than judicial separation as the latter would take years to decide and even if you get a decree in your favour, you will again have to file a petition for seeking divorce. for more details you may consult me.
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Answer #3
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Hello sir , It totally depends on the grounds on which you have filed your Petition. However your legally wedded wife cannot be denied entry as she has a right to residence in accordance to the law. For seeking more clarity on this you can contact any Advocate.
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Answer #4
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In the realm of family law, the jurisdiction of the family court typically doesn't extend to issuing residence orders. However, in cases involving domestic violence, a specialized Domestic Violence Court may have the authority to grant such orders.
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