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BShe can’t demand alimony or maintainance as she wants. It will be decided by court based on current assets in your father’s name and his savings+earning.
E.g. if a man having 1L saving and 90k per month salary living in rented house without any other asset in his name can’t be forced to pay 10L or 20L as alimony.
Court may ask to pay a lump sum from 1L and an amount monthly from 90K
BWhat’s wrong in paying alimony and maintainance if your father is ready to divorce? It her right as a married women.It will solve problem for everyone.
She can dress up and look the way she is comfortable. You or your sis should not be looking to dictate this part of her own life. She should be troubled just to satisfy your grudge of taking your mother’s place in your father’s life.
BYour mother and her brother are considered 50% assumed owner based on succession act.After your mother’s demise, you and your father gets 25% each if your mother has not made a will.
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BAll siblings have equal rights in parental / ancestral property.Above is true for Hindu based on Hindu Succession Act.
For other religions, you need to understand exact applicable laws.
BRepeat post by OP appearing every other day as new post and click bait title.May be some karma farming going on?
BYou pay your rent and give one month notice if you are going to vacate.Your friend suu go told have given 1 month notice to claim deposit back.
BNALYour mother should be getting be getting half from 2/3 of sale proceeds of the house and I am assuming that your mothers youngest uncles wife or her maternal side descendants are alive at the moment.
It’s not legal to tie your mother getting her share to your maternal uncles self acquired flat sale.
BInfo missing : who purchased the said house? Who is current named owner of that house? How many sibling your mother has?It would help if you can articulate family tree properly.
E.g. Maternal great grand parents A and B had 3 children X, Y and Z.
BSay you were working on a startup idea with a friend or sibling or something and it didn’t work out so now looking to do a jobBApproaching as a fresher without job type of positioning sounds better to me compared to claimed worked somewhere but no experience or relieving letter to support your claim.BDid you read the contract before signing? 12 months becoming 18…..doesn’t sound right. May be you are not sharing correct info here.BThen don’t pay and send them a replay that such additional payment is not part of the agreement hence you are not liable to payBOnline complaint – where?Speak with other PG members and devise a common strategy to raise this issue up.
BLawyer up to contain further damage to your financial position.She is co-owner so she has 50% rights without paying even a single rupee.
If you have home loan on your single name then stop paying that and let it go into default and auction. Buy the same from auction or enjoy you half part from it.
Same half part can go towards your cash/asset while alimony gets decided.
