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Father is not providing support to his children after mother's death.


06-Jul-2023 (In Family Law)
Hi,nThe husband of my sister in law is abusive and alcoholic. He was never supportive towards his immediate family of wife and two children. nnRecently his wife my sister in law expired due to cancer and instead of providing support to his children, he started to abuse the children. nnAfter the demise of my sister in law the children are helpless as the father is not supporting them or providing any financial supportI wanted to know which laws in this case are applicable against the father and how can the children's future be secured.
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Answer #1
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Hello Good evening I'm advocate Vivek Mishra well according to your case you can go for a complaint against that person and also lodge an FIR for further more query kindly contact me sot hay incan elaborate you in proper manner thank you
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Answer #2
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you can file the custody suit if you want and also file the maintenance suit in the court on behalf of the children then court consider all the circumstances and give the decision in favour the children you can file suit only the children is minor
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