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Maintenance Case: Need to present expenditure receipts
11-May-2025 (In Divorce Law)
My wife has filed maintenance case. The custody of my daughter is with me. I have been asked to present the income affidavit in the court. Other than school fees, my daughter has other monthly expenses(Tuiton Fees, Transport Fees, Basket Ball Class, Music & French Class). I've the receipts & will be presenting the same in court.
My question is :-Do my daughter's tutors & coaches also need to appear once in court, So that these expenses can be considered as valid by the court? Yes/No
ji nhi tutors & coaches ki koi need nhi hai court me
sirf ap bill pesh kr de .....
or apka konse court m file chal rahi ...agr ap apni bacchi ka khyal apki wife se Jayda acche se rakh rhe ho or uski age 6 yr se above hai to apke pass hi rhygi bacchi ...
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Adv. Amanjot Kaur
Jhunjhunu | 25+ Answers
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Proof and Documentation: You will need to present clear and credible evidence for each of these expenses. This includes:
Fee Receipts: Original receipts from the school and the respective classes/coaching centers, clearly stating the amounts paid and the period they cover.
Transport Bills: If you use a private transport service, provide invoices or payment records. If it's school transport, the school fee structure usually outlines these charges.
Your Affidavit: While you are presenting the income affidavit, ensure these specific expenses for your daughter are clearly listed and detailed within it.
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Adv. Neha Sharma
Jaipur | 25+ Answers
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