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My right to residense case under DV act versus my husband's contested


17-Jun-2023 (In Family Law)
I have filed for right to residense under DV act and maintenance for my daughter but at the same time my husband has filed for contested divorce. What will be the outcome? Can he get divorce without my consent?
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Answer #1
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hello mam, in the divorce case after recieving notice u have to appear before court and file reply according to the petition...no he can't get divorce like this first outcome will come of your d.v. case thn after divorce matter...for further detail do contact....
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Answer #2
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If you do not represent yourself after getting notice from the court, court may pass ex parte order in favour of your husband. To avoid it, appear before court when you get notice. Keep in mind the notice has to be from court and not from an individual.
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