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What rights I will have if I get separated from unemployed husband


25-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Hello.nI am a working women for central govt with two kids. My husband never provides for our living. I wanted legal separation from him. And he keeps on blackmailing that I wont get anyproperty or alimony if get separated as I am working and he is unemployed.The property is registered in my Mother-in-Law name.nWhat rights I will have if I get separated from a husband who deliberately doesnt work and puts all burden on me.
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Answer #1
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hi if your husband is not looking after you and your kids then you could file petition for maintenance in court as recently the courts held that a well fit person should give maintenance ti her wife and take care of her needs
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Answer #2
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Hi, Except your own maintenance, you will get all other rights including the maintenance for kids. Being a father he has an obligation to maintain his kids and you 3 are his legal heirs. Your husband will inherit the ancestral property from his parents. Being his legal heirs, you and your kids will inherit his share.
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