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Wife is not allowing me and my parents to talk to child during divorce
29-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I am abroad and my wife who went on a summer vacation to India has filed for divorce. She or her family is not picking up my call and when my parents visited their home, he was not allowed to meet my 7 yr old daughter. Can I enforce them to let me and my parents talk to my child? My parent would also want to meet with my child in person. Can they be denied access? Can I take legal action if they don't allow me or my parent to talk/meet with my child?
Yes you can take legal action if your wife is not allowing your parents to meet to their grand child. She can't deny to meet them with their grand child. You can file a case under Guardians and Wards act through your parents. Thanx
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Adv. Rajat Bansal
Lucknow | 25+ Answers
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Dear Client,
Yes legal action can be taken against the same, but to brief you more with the situation it is advisable to share the complete details as, your wife has filed a divorce petition and the same must have been filed with certain grounds. In case you need more advise into the matter kindly share some more details, feel free to contact.
Regards,
Tushar Bahadur,
(Advocate),
High Court Lucknow.
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Adv. Tushar Bahadur
Lucknow | 400+ Answers
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U can file case under guardians ward act for custody of ur child and u also may say this in her divorce case for temporary custody of your child. Court will decide this according with law after court order u may get legal custody of your child
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Adv. Tulsi Ram
Mathura | 25+ Answers
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As the natural gaurdian of a child, mother has the sole right over her child, even though father is also a natural gaurdian but comes on at second position.
This seems to be a matrimonial dispute between parties hence proper way to get grant from the concern Court to meet with your child.
Thank you
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Adv. Amit Ranjan Mishra
Lucknow | 50+ Answers
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No need to worry.
Your wife cannot restrict you and family.
You have many options to go for.
Better consult a lawyer and go ahead for taking legal action.
An advocate can guide you in a better manner.
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Adv. Sheikh Waliuz Zaman
Lucknow | 50+ Answers
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