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Seeking info about NRI wife in New zealand


05-Sep-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I have filed divorce petition against my wife who is in New Zealand. She is declaring that she is unemployed and doing education but there is no evidence of how she is supporting her expenses. I am sure that she is working, but is not declaring her all bank statements in assets and liabilities affidavit. Her IRD number details are also tampered. She has given POA to her father in India. She is demanding huge alimony thought she was earlier working in New Zealand. I am paying EMI of her education loan when she did course there in 2016. How can I get to know employment details, verify her bank statements and know her exact Visa status? Please help.
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Answer #1
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The supreme court has, with its judgement, made it mandatory for both the parties in domestic/family disputes filed before court to give an affidavit under oath mentioning their assets, liabilities, job details etc. If she is asking for alimony then ask for such affidavit on oath from her first...
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Answer #2
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Well, I can aware you with all such details which you require. However, for this, we need to connect on call first. As I want to discuss your case with you on Indepth basis. Then only, proper legal advice can be given.
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