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Wife filed an Injunction and subsequent lumpsum alimony of 1C 12Lkh


29-Jan-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Our marriage lasted for one year, with no kids. She filed for a divorce and have had asked for an alimony of 1crore. I am from a middle class family and cannot afford such heavy amount. I own one home under my name. she made an injunction against my home and my parents home.If I am willing to accept her and have no intention to give a divorce, should i still be liable to pay this alimony? Her family is settled abroad, i was abroad and now i retuned to India. Financially, her family side is wealthy than us. It is merely a revenge taken out. Please advise.
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Answer #1
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no you need not pay any amount as alimony and she has no right to attach your parents property. first you need to provide the details which she given in the divorce petition then only I can give a proper advice. feel free to contact me immediately with the notice and summons you received from the court
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Answer #2
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They cannot demand unreasonable alimony on their he basis on their whims and fancies if you conduct the case properly can resolve the case without much damage. To give a proper advice need to know detailed facts about the issues between you and your wife.
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