Cleverowl3534

Forum Replies Created

Viewing 15 posts - 1 through 15 (of 15 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • Cleverowl3534
    Participant
      C
      Cleverowl3534
      PARTICIPANT
      April 19, 2025 at 1:19 am
      As such it’s best to have an in person consultation with an expert, that being said this is India after all, you get an idiot for a judge who will give you the middle finger and it won’t matter what you did right or wrong you’re screwed over.

      The best way I’ve seen things work out is when the assets exist completely separate from you, in layman’s terms you store them in a parents name or friends name, you can’t be asked to pay something someone else owns. This works well for large amounts like yours, idk what your asset break up is but if it’s land/real estate etc then this is a viable strategy

      Now you have the second issue of assets acquired during marriage, this one’s much harder to circumvent ofc, I’d always suggest that nothing should be joint ownership because the court will again more than likely give you the middle finger, what’s hers is hers, what belongs to both is hers, and what’s yours will become hers. Either own it in your name if you want to risk it or again use the above mentioned advice.

      As to how you can shift your assets legally is a question better answered by an expert. Offshore storage is good but you still own a declared amount that’s traced to you, like someone else mentioned you can be asked to pay but they can’t forcibly pull it out that easily from a foreign country.

      If you get a consultation you can mention my tips or get better ones from them too, I’m just telling you generally I’m no expert in law or finance

      in reply to: Am I liable for Alimony? #33932
      Cleverowl3534
      Participant
        C
        Cleverowl3534
        PARTICIPANT
        March 17, 2025 at 8:33 am
        Yes since you got married in India it would still apply. My best advice is to either handle this in a foreign court or do it online for India but do not set foot in the country no matter what

        in reply to: What do you think of the alimony laws in india? #36678
        Cleverowl3534
        Participant
          C
          Cleverowl3534
          PARTICIPANT
          March 13, 2025 at 2:52 am
          You only throw insults at me, still waiting for any kind of proper response to my points. Government interference is unnecessary was my take, what’s your reason for supporting it? When the current system has been a hot exploitative mess that categorically fails to address culprits and spends its entire time and resources extorting people who have 300 false allegations against them?

          in reply to: What do you think of the alimony laws in india? #36675
          Cleverowl3534
          Participant
            C
            Cleverowl3534
            PARTICIPANT
            March 13, 2025 at 2:48 am
            Child marriages are an issue because they involve children not because they’re marriages, it would fall under a child abuse issue, I was pointing out to the previous commenter that dragging millions of adults across court cases doesn’t solve child marriage in any way, child marriage is a separate issue altogether and irrelevant to this argument

            And second I live abroad, my parents have been dead for years, no need to drag their names into this lol

            in reply to: What do you think of the alimony laws in india? #36665
            Cleverowl3534
            Participant
              C
              Cleverowl3534
              PARTICIPANT
              March 13, 2025 at 12:55 am
              Lol what? I’m neither into tech nor do I live in India anymore, I could care less about what goes on there. Still every man is a man and I would rather stand with them than watch them suffer like this. If you have anything valid to counter that isn’t based on your emotions I’m open to hearing your thoughts.

              If my words were too difficult to understand I can sum it up this way ; the problem was created due to extreme interference and solving it as it stands is damn near impossible hence getting rid of it altogether is one possible solution.

              in reply to: What do you think of the alimony laws in india? #36666
              Cleverowl3534
              Participant
                C
                Cleverowl3534
                PARTICIPANT
                March 12, 2025 at 6:12 pm
                1. Child marriages aren’t legally recognized, irrelevant point

                2. Just answered your question, you have the choice to not marry someone who asks for in the first place

                3. If strong independent full grown adults can still be “forced” into major life decisions you have much bigger flaws to worry about in life. The government can’t fix your lack of a spine

                in reply to: What do you think of the alimony laws in india? #36640
                Cleverowl3534
                Participant
                  C
                  Cleverowl3534
                  PARTICIPANT
                  March 12, 2025 at 5:45 pm
                  Maybe I’m just in a bad mood today but the simple solution would be for the government to stop sticking its nose into everyone’s business, marriage is supposed to be a social contract not a legal labyrinth, if you cant commit to someone without needing the government to hold a gun to everyone’s head you’re too childish to be married.

                  If full grown adults cannot make sound financial choices and secure their own lives marriage really shouldn’t be their concern. People in relationships break up all day everyday and find a way to get tf on with their lives, because you don’t have the government trying to milk 7 generations of court money from them. Just go your own way and move tf on with your life.

                  Oh and btw, a “sacrifice” by definition has to be selfless, if you expect something in return you didn’t make a sacrifice you made a trade off. If you’re that untrusting of who you married don’t fucking get married. You have the choice of not paying dowry and not getting married but instead they’d rather pay if then cry victim

                  Cleverowl3534
                  Participant
                    C
                    Cleverowl3534
                    PARTICIPANT
                    February 27, 2025 at 10:27 am
                    If he married the second woman without divorcing the first then the marriage is automatically void, she doesn’t get shit from you.

                    Now that I’m saying this out loud this may be a bit of a life hack lmao

                    Cleverowl3534
                    Participant
                      C
                      Cleverowl3534
                      PARTICIPANT
                      February 22, 2025 at 12:18 pm
                      At this point we should take legal witnesses and the police before an arranged marriage meeting

                      Cleverowl3534
                      Participant
                        C
                        Cleverowl3534
                        PARTICIPANT
                        February 12, 2025 at 11:36 am
                        Look at the requirements to become a judge, you’d be geriatric by the time you actually get there, these are the problematic generation anyhow who have created the current system that manages to punish every innocent and release every criminal posssible. How else do you expect the rich to line their pockets? 🙂

                        There’s no shortage of lawyers and law students but most lead a shit life, the majority of lawyers aren’t leading a life from suits, go to any municipal court. They are still using typewriters and filing documents for 100rs a piece.

                        The only shortage this country has is that of young people in high positions of the government

                        It’s a game of money, if you don’t create a problem you can’t sell a solution. If no one gets sick you can’t run hospitals, if everyone has a house no one will pay rent, if everyone has food no one will pay for it. If you solve cases in 1 day you can’t drag it out for 7 generations for lawyer fees

                        in reply to: Escort Pimp wants money #57726
                        Cleverowl3534
                        Participant
                          C
                          Cleverowl3534
                          PARTICIPANT
                          February 9, 2025 at 8:44 pm
                          They’re the ones committing the crime here, you can chill out, just ignore him they’re all talk no cock

                          Cleverowl3534
                          Participant
                            C
                            Cleverowl3534
                            PARTICIPANT
                            February 4, 2025 at 9:56 am
                            The unfortunate truth is that the only death penalties handed out are those that come to media attention.

                            The second thing is that the law isn’t favoring men, it doesn’t even recognize that they can be raped, a lot of times the evidence is very circumstantial and questionable altogether, but in a he said she said case she will always be believed, start hanging them all on accusations alone and you’ll have the whole 498A shit show all over again with women abusing the law to settle personal grudges.

                            Also the constitution protects you against inhuman and cruel punishments, pretty sure the death penalty comes under that. The last two major hangings were kasab and the nirbhaya culprits, one wasn’t Indian and a Terrorist responsible for 100s of deaths, the latter made noise in media that’s all, i

                            Cleverowl3534
                            Participant
                              C
                              Cleverowl3534
                              PARTICIPANT
                              January 31, 2025 at 8:51 am
                              Yes if it is in your name it can be claimed from you, keep it under the name of a parent/sibling/friend or even company name.

                              Cleverowl3534
                              Participant
                                C
                                Cleverowl3534
                                PARTICIPANT
                                January 29, 2025 at 2:00 am
                                The men are asking for advice and taking precautions against said laws while the women are whining and complaining about things being everyone’s fault except their own. Nothing new here. You have an entire legal system rigged in your favour so imagine how badly you need to fuck up for the system to say nope.

                                Thousands are sharing the same experience and you can conveniently ignore all of them because everyone who disagrees with you is misogynistic. When a woman harasses and abuses her husband to the point of suicide she deserves every bit of criticism and shaming that society has. She should be held up as a warning label and every woman like that should be completely avoided and kept away from marriage.

                                in reply to: How do I prep for an impending divorce? #65232
                                Cleverowl3534
                                Participant
                                  C
                                  Cleverowl3534
                                  PARTICIPANT
                                  January 27, 2025 at 6:45 pm
                                  Yes this is exactly what a divorce lawyer is for. You should most certainly remove her name from all documents before even having a separation, go a step further and shift the investments to someone else’s name. Have proof of her behavior and abuse for sure, no one will believe you just because you said it, get the proof and make sure other people know about it, friends, family everyone should know it.

                                  And yes being Muslim does matter because most of the concerning and stupid laws actually come under the Hindu marriage act which isn’t applicable in your case so you’ll have a *slightly* easier time

                                  Last bit of advice is a bit unethical but I’d highly recommend that you not try to act all honourable and perfect in this situation, the system is rigged against you as it is and your opponent can and will play dirty, put your ego aside and don’t be afraid to do the same, remember she can and likely will accuse you of abuse and domestic violence so you shouldn’t hold back from accusations of your own either

                                Viewing 15 posts - 1 through 15 (of 15 total)