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02-Feb-2023 (In Family Law)
My marriage is going to dissolve by mutual consent.It is written in the petition that no side of the parties will claim for anything but after the compromise was filed and approved in the court ,the boy party is asking me to give money which they have deposited in the bank bcos the account is in my name and they have papers.This was done on purpose after his parents were present at the time of compromise and now they in a way are free of charges.wht shud I do? Still I have 1 installment of alimony which has be paid by the boy party.
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Answer #1
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dear client as per your query I can only say that if you have gone for mutual divorce then you both have file a joint affidavit and if one installment is left then as per your petition it will be handed over to you then only the final decree will be passed by the court for future paid consultation please contact us with your relevant documents.
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Answer #2
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while your settling it mutually, so Negotiations between parties are required to abide by the terms of such agreements u both filed and agreed. Some contracts include requirements, such as the time to complete the contractual obligations, breaking any of results breach of that.
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