Maintenance for myself and our new born child
20-Jul-2026 (In Divorce Law)
What steps should I take if husband is not providing financial support for our new born baby and has abandoned us since birth of the child. Few days ago I asked him to take the child to doctor he didn't i also asked him to give doctors consultation fees he did not give neither travelling expense to take the child to the doctor
You can file a petition seeking maintenance for yourself and your child under the applicable family law provisions, and also seek relief under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 for financial support and other necessary remedies.
His refusal to provide medical expenses and abandoning you and the newborn can be placed before the court as evidence of neglect and failure to maintain.
You need to file an application for maintenance under the BNSS where you need to mention the grounds and income details of your husband. Also you need to maintain the record of expenses incurred by you or borrowed by you. However prior to initiating any court proceedings it is advisable to issue a legal notice mentioning all the details. Also you can file a complaint in the local police station if there is any physical assault on you.
Is there any case is already pending such as divorce, custody, or domestic violence proceedings? In any event, the you can seek maintenance for yourself and the child and interim relief, if required. You may file an application to seek interim maintenance. Send a legal notice first and then proceed and file a case.
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