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To file divorce on mutual consent


26-May-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My husband earns 1.30000 per month. Myself earning 65000per month. Have two children . Students. He s saying he will pay 12,000 per month only for my daughter. Son is 22 years. And nothing else. How much shud i claim
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Answer #1
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It depends on your lifestyle and daily life expenses ma'am... Moreover it will be better for you if you kindly have a proper face to face consultation regarding your legal matter for getting the best possible remedy. Regards Subhashis Paul Advocate High Court, Calcutta
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Answer #2
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It is advisable to demand a lump sum amount for you and your daughter. Daughter's age has not been specified. Before Mutual consent divorce, terms and conditions required to be specified through separate agreement. To get my legal opinion professionally upon online payment, you can whatsapp.
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Answer #3
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There is no such amount which is fixed or determined by the law of the land for maintenence in a divorce case. The quantum of maintenance is determined by the court. Kindly file a petition for divorce and the court will decide the quantum of maintenance.
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