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18-Jun-2026 (In Divorce Law)
Wife left the home and its joint property which is on both of us name gave the property to rent without any information and she changed my son school without any information to me. Now what steps can I take she already filed 498a case. Now can file a civil case injunction and partition case on property now? Now she going to file DV also. What options I have legally now please advise. All these she is doing when I came to know that she is talking and roaming with a third person over a year.
Your matter involves property rights, child custody/visitation, the 498A case, and possible DV proceedings. Whether you can file an injunction suit, partition suit, custody case, or seek other relief depends on the property documents and case records. Please meet a family and civil law advocate with all relevant documents for detailed legal advice before taking any action.
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Adv. Ravindra Anjaneyulu
Adv. Ravindra Anjaneyulu
Anantapur | 5+ Answers
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You may certainly protect your legal rights. If the property stands in the joint names of both spouses, one co-owner cannot exclusively deal with or appropriate the property to the exclusion of the other. Subject to the title documents and facts, you may explore appropriate civil remedies including injunction, partition, rendition of accounts and recovery of your lawful share of rental income.
As regards the child, unilateral decisions concerning schooling and welfare may be relevant in appropriate custody/guardianship proceedings. Simultaneously, you should contest the 498A case strictly on its own merits and be prepared for any proceedings under the DV Act.
Avoid making allegations regarding any alleged relationship unless supported by legally admissible evidence. Preserve all documents, rental records, bank statements and communications. A comprehensive review of the property documents and pending litigation is necessary before deciding the most effective legal strategy.
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Adv. Pavani Kumari
Adv. Pavani Kumari
Guntur | 400+ Answers
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If the property stands jointly in both names, one co-owner cannot ordinarily exclude the other from his legal rights in the property. Depending on the nature of ownership and facts, you may explore appropriate civil remedies including partition and, if necessary, injunctions to protect your interests. As regards the child, courts primarily consider the welfare of the child, and changing schools without your consent may be a relevant factor but does not automatically make the action illegal. The 498A proceedings, any proposed DV case, property disputes, custody issues, and matrimonial disputes are separate proceedings and should be dealt with independently. Mere suspicion or allegations regarding a third person are not sufficient; legally admissible evidence is required if you intend to rely upon such facts.
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Adv. K V Swajith Reddy
Adv. K V Swajith Reddy
Hyderabad | 25+ Answers
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First should should file a civil suit,The property is in the name of yu and yr wife,Yu can get injunction,Yu will get stay frm the court,The property is in the name of both of yu,she is not intitled to enjoy the property of Total, First we should file a suit to get a stay from the court, the court will decide fr partition on that property, The property is in the name of yu and yr wife,she is not entitled to enjoy on that property,We will get injunction order frm court,that is the right procedure, remaining 498(a),Dvc will fight in court.
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Adv. Chapala Srinivas
Adv. Chapala Srinivas
Hyderabad | 25+ Answers
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