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Can you withdraw a custody petition what are the consequences ?


04-Jul-2024 (In Family Law)
My Wife and me living separately But our children was living with her , I Filed a GWOP case to for my children live with me , But now i want to Quit my case for some reason...If I quit the case Is there any chance for them to file a Damage/civil/Defamation or any other case on me...??? what are the consequences of withdraw custody petition ?
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Answer #1
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Dear Concerned, You can comfortably withdraw the case without any problem or without paying any cost to other party. Do it this way… Just file a Memo in Hon’ble court seeking permission from court to withdraw your case, and also mention that you will file a fresh petition at later stage. This way your case will be closed further you will always have chance to file a fresh petition again at later stage if situation thus arise. You don’t need to pay anything to other party for other party legal expenses.
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Answer #2
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Hi Any withdrawal of custody of child petition does not result in Damage/Civil/Defamation. You can withdraw the petition on the grounds that you do not want to cause hardship to children and instead choose to compromise the matter in interests of children.
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Answer #3
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Though your apprehensions are true, however to keep your safety as priority, it has to be quit in a procedural manner. we need to know the stage of case to advise you on that. keep in mind that any wrong decision shall not mar your chances for future.
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Answer #4
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There is no chance of filing damage / civil / defamation cases. However, it reflects your conduct before the court about your responsibility towards your children and wife. However, you may continue the litigation and the same be concluded by the court. Nothing loss would arise.
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