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DAlso, ignore the threats. If you have received summons, you’ll have to appear as you’re a party to the suit, and also contest it. If the will confers the aforestated rights in your favour, and there are no grey areas, you’ll be fine.DHi. Delhi based lawyer here. Setting up a trust seems like a more promising option, wherein the trust funds can only be used for a specific purpose, also while she’s a minor. Can appoint a trusted adult as a trustee.DTry resolving it amicably, or else just send them a legal notice and file a consumer complaint. It’s a small amount so not worth spending so much legal fee so try your best to resolve it, by being little stern with them.DI’m a lawyer but it’s a request to pls use full forms for a better understanding of your advice by everyone. Also, consumer helplines won’t help you in any manner. You either resolve it amicably or just send them a legal notice and file a consumer complaint.DThe court would decide the same depending on the facts and circumstances of each case and the facts pleaded by each party. The maintenance amount/alimony can sometimes briefly cross that mark where a child is involved.DHi. I’m a Delhi based lawyer, with a considerable experience in family matters. The above comment contains fair advise and there’s very little to add to that, basis each one’s individual circumstances.DHi. Lawyer here. Sorry to hear about your situation. It’s rather sad how marriages have become a joke these days and trusting people is even harder. You can try discussing the issue with her and see if it can be resolved amicably, without involving any elders. But incase things seem totally out of line, then you’re the best judge of the situation. Your marriage was registered under HMA or SMA? Considering you’re a foreign citizen. And what are the next steps you’re contemplating? You can reach out to me for a discussion, should you wish to. Thanks.DHi. Lawyer here. Sorry to hear about your situation. Will be glad to answer your queries at length, should you be comfortable. But for that, some internal facts need to be known. Please feel free to reach out to me for a discussion in the event you wish to.
Also, yes you can seek annulment on various grounds provided under law, including but not limited to impotency/no cohabitation. The rest can be discussed. Thanks.DFile a complaint with the Cyber Police station at the earliest instead of seeking help here. The details that you apparently have may not exist for long.DI agree. That is true. But that’s the best way to deal with it. Else you can try taking an individual step, and hope for the best, when needed.
