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She claiming economic violence


03-Jul-2026 (In Divorce Law)
We both are working, she filed 498a in tenali and dv counselling going on in Hyderabad in first counselling she clearly saying not willing to continue with me and asking for money as a proofs she showing the money she transferred while we are in good terms and the money which transferred was spent for house hold things or school fee payments or to buy any needful things for house. As my salary completely diverted to bought properties which are registered on her name now. How the court will see
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Answer #1
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The information provided is insufficient to form a legal opinion. A proper response requires examination of the complete facts, pleadings, documents, bank records, and other relevant materials. Without reviewing the case records, it would not be appropriate to express any opinion or conclusion.
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Answer #2
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you both people vare working ,,she filed 498a dowry case in tenali,will fight the case in tenali no problem, Second thing she filed Domestic violence case in Hyderabad,No need to worry, will fight the case,she transferred the amount for household things, School fee payments, and to buy needful things for house you said,your salary was completely diverted,To purchase properties your saying,but the property registered on her name,you bring what ever the proofs your having,i will let you know,After seeing the proofs,no need to worry
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Answer #3
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The Court will decide the matter on the basis of evidence, not mere allegations. If the amounts transferred by your wife were genuinely utilized for household expenses, children's education, or other family needs, and your income was invested in properties standing in her name, preserve all bank records, property documents, and financial evidence. Effectively contest the proceedings under Section 498A and the DV Act. The outcome will depend upon your ability to establish the true financial arrangements and the overall conduct of the parties through credible documentary evidence
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