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Wife is unemployed but graduate how much alimony can she claim


08-Jun-2023 (In Family Law)
My net salary is 25k / month. I am married for 1 yr. No kids. My wife is graduate and now lives in parents house for one week as she suspects me of having illicit affair which is totally bullshit. Her father is a businessman and own more than 1.5 crore of property and she is only child of her parents. Lives in their own house. What may be the alimony amount approx? If goes for MCD what will be the lumpsome amt. approx to be set?
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Answer #1
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If your wife file a case under section 125 of the Cr. P. C for her maintenance then maintenance amount fixed by the court depends on the income of husband, income of wife, and age of the wife , etc, . In mutual consent divorce two important things are child custody and alimony matter , every thing is fixed by both parties free consent.
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Answer #2
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Sir, the amount of alimony or maintenance payable to the wife is totally upon the wish of the court, but approximately it may be one third of your income. Bring to the knowledge of the Court that your wife has enough qualifications to earn, and your alimony may be reduced. Please call for more details.
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