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Since divorce case is still In progress in my state


30-Sep-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Me &my husband didn't live together for even 6months upon rcr decree for which he applied in his state he sent legal notice that he will apply for divorce asking for alimony and dad property share in my state divorce case is already in progress Plz help if so will court ask me to pay him along with share in dads property shud I hv to reply to that legal notice if so what has to be replied
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Answer #1
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There is no Law right to explain sharing your father's property whether the properties is still in your father's name or has already come into your name. ine some cases it will be advisable to reply to notices. To tell whether the notice issued by him requires any kind of reply I need to see that notice.
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Answer #2
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Dear Madam, Please understand that husband cannot get any alimony and any share either in your property or in the properties of your parents. It is very heard for him to get divorce if you contest the same saying that for so many reasons of threatening and danger to your life and limb. You are unable to join him. Further, you can claim maintenance from him.
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