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wife asking for maintenance. not giving divorce. moved away on own


25-May-2024 (In Divorce Law)
My wife has voluntarily left home along with lonely son 5 years ago. Filed false dowry case after 10 years of marriage. Not giving divorce. Now filed maintenance case. I and our family members approached for reconciliation but failed miserably. I want her either to come and live or give divorce. she is a doctor and is working
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Answer #1
638 votes
1. the dowry case filed after 10 years of marriage must be proved by her. 2. the maintenance is granted to the wife if she has no independent income. 3. still there are many ways to settle your case in court. in these ways you can stay with her or divorce her.
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Answer #2
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Hi,Maintenance matter will be decided by the court on the basis of earning capacity of both party. But court generally grant maintenance for children born out of marriage. solutions for your Divorce will be take direction if you will file RCR.
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Answer #3
584 votes
right now if the reconciliation attempts with your wife have not worked out you have to face the dowry complaint that she has filed. if you have not engaged any advocate you can contact me to represent you.
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Answer #4
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Dear Sir, Matrimonial cases are being run for years together though there is time frame for disposal of the Divorce case within 12 months. If you go to High Court it will fix a outer limit for disposal of Divorce case and thus you may get result in your favour. You may try for it.
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