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Mutual Divorce to Contested - restitution or legal notice


12-Apr-2023 (In Divorce Law)
We decided to mutually part ways but all of a sudden she has demanded alimony which I refused to pay, what should I do next ? Send a legal notice or restitution ? Need help
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Answer #1
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Hello, You should immediately seek a detailed consultancy from a lawyer having expertise in matrimonial matters. Upon your briefing only the lawyer will be able to help you and provide you the properly strategy to be followed in your case based on facts and circumstances
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Answer #2
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hello client as i can see ur issue is really critical. as your wife is agreed for mutual witj no alimoney but all of a sudden she asked alimony. so im this urgent steps need to be taken so that the lady can not make you liable in fake cases so you need to file urgent legal court steps to save urself.
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Answer #3
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good morning sir. It is up to you that what you want to do. what suits you. basically to suggest to in your concerned matter I need to know more facts so that I can guide you accordingly. basically we mention in mutual divorce one clause of alimony.
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Answer #4
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Hi, As per the limited information shared by you, it is essential to know your prior arrangements with your wife. It is recommended to schedule a meeting with all the necessary documents so that proper and sane advise can be provided.
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Answer #5
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hello you can very well send a legal notice if if the other party has withdrawn consent of mutual consent divorce. it depends on what you decide as restitution application can only be filed if you decide get together
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Advocate Samarth Teotia

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Answer #6
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Divorce and restitution of conjugal rights are totally different. It seems you decided for divorce but started having disagreement later. It's best to discuss your case in detail so we can provide you right guidance and legal services. You can meet us in person for a detailed discussion. Brij Mohan (Adv.)
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