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      April 7, 2025 at 9:45 am
      as of now the courts consider mothers as the better caregivers for younger children. That’s just 1 factor so even if let’s say it’s inaccurate, things would still remain the same as there’s other factors which make mother a better candidate for custody.

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        April 6, 2025 at 3:12 pm
        There’s many data driven factors which courts consider like statistics, past patterns, psychological factors etc. Most independent studies show that mothers are typically better primary caregivers in a child’s early years, unless they’re unfit or mentally unwell. Maternal care strongly influences emotional security, while fathers often have a greater impact from pre-teen years onward. Custody decisions also factor in risks, and statistics – like how child abuse is more often linked to men. For all of these reasons, usually for kids under 8–10, custody usually favors mothers.

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          April 6, 2025 at 10:49 am
          Well, stats aren’t very far for 1960s when it comes to men. Anyway, courts usually see mothers as nurturer and for several factors it goes to the mothers usually. Especially if it’s a girl child. It’s only if husband shows that mother is incapable of taking care or mother says she doesn’t want the child, then it goes to father.

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            April 6, 2025 at 4:56 am
            – get an anticipatory bail if you think wife could put fake cases on you, that way you won’t have to go to jail if she puts those cases
            – get hard evidences of her cheating, get hard evidences of all transactions & household expenses if you want to contest the alimony price
            – aim to settle it outside of court with 1 time payment for both of your own sakes.

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              April 6, 2025 at 4:49 am
              – Wife gets alimony even if she cheats, but can’t fight for a huge alimony. If difference between salary is less & husband proves that all expenses were borne by him, effectively proving that wife will have same lifestyle with less alimony, then alimony can be very less.
              – child custody usually goes to mothers (like it should) but if husband proves wife is unfit to take responsibility, then father gets custody & no child support if child stays with father. In cases of cheating, it’s easier to put a good narrative.
              – based on a bunch of things, the alimony price can be brought down and even further down if it’s just settled outside of court

              in reply to: Owner only gave 30k out of 1L depost! Advice needed #22740
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                April 3, 2025 at 5:35 am
                Unless you don’t register your rent agreement at the local court, it’s difficult to take any legal course against the land lord.

                1. You’ve to give a notice period and only then move out, so the land lord deducting rent is sort off okay. You could’ve discussed this before moving out but leave it.

                2. You never have to paint or do anything from your own money, you’ve to ask the owner to either deduct it from deposit & just arrange painters to know the exact value.

                3. Broker has nothing to do at this point. Only option you’ve is, you can squat at the flat till you get your deposit back which is again unnecessary. Never hand over the keys until all dues are cleared

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                  March 30, 2025 at 2:14 pm
                  Yeah

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                    March 30, 2025 at 11:35 am
                    Money is mostly gone but file a complaint on cybercrime portal and then reach the nearest police station with the filed complaint and convert it to an FIR.

                    in reply to: kicked us out forcibly when we asked for what we paid for #29068
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                      March 26, 2025 at 1:59 pm
                      Not really. With a single online threat without any actions would rarely go to court. If the person continues to harass, has history of violence, then may be it could go to court. POCSO is aggressively in action if it’s SA, that too gets vetted extensively.

                      But the maximum available option here is police complaint. Police will basically call that person & ask them to stop harassing.

                      Like I mentioned earlier – it’s not worth it. Maximum it’ll do is cater your ego but at the cost of legal fees, running between police, lawyers, court etc.

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                        March 24, 2025 at 12:15 am
                        VIP section had alcohol smoking etc, it would be illegal for them to let under 21 folks in.

                        Check the booking policy thoroughly. You can file a case in consumer court against zomato and get a refund, may be litigation fees.

                        About the security or manager, there’s no real outcome of taking legal action against them apart from making you feel big. they can justify it as doing their job. Most of it’ll be hearsay with no real evidence. Chats / online quarrel won’t hold value in court. You’ll suffer more in the legal process, not worth the trouble.

                        Also ignore all these folks saying put a false POCSO case, courts aren’t as dumb as the people suggesting it. You’ll be struck down when it unravels & can even be penalised for misusing laws.

                        Edit: I got curious and read the terms & conditions of zomato. they’re not liable in such cases & venue rules apply. If you’ve to file a case, include both zomato & the venue otherwise zomato will redirect & shut down the case quickly. It also mentions that all cases will happen in Mumbai court

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                        in reply to: Why Do Lawyers Charge So Much for “Just Talking”? #31078
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                          March 21, 2025 at 10:00 am
                          You’re talking to an expensive lawyer

                          in reply to: MY SISTER (32F) GOT ABUSED JUST AFTER MARRIAGE #31632
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                            March 20, 2025 at 12:49 pm
                            NAL

                            From a purely legal perspective:

                            Sister – domestic violence, harassment, abuse. Pretty strong case.

                            In laws – harassment, abuse. In-laws can build a case if they prove that dogs are hazardous to anyone. Either by proving health concerns, allergies, society bylaws prohibiting dogs, biting or dangerous behavior putting neighbors at risk. And even after multiple discussion sister has intentionally used dogs to harass in laws.

                            But all-in-all sister has a stronger case. But because it gets complicated with animals etc. The whole thing will trickle down to mediation, counselling.

                            Easiest way out is to come to a middle ground / mediation. In short, keep in-laws away from dogs. There’s already so many ways it can be achieved easily.

                            I don’t see a reason to escalate this legally because it’ll just stretch out for minor reasons and eventually end up breaking the marriage. but if she’s being abused physical, pls file a police complaint, if the police isn’t in your favour, only then register an FIR and take the legal route

                            in reply to: Divorce petition filed #32009
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                              March 19, 2025 at 3:35 pm
                              I’m not a lawyer brother.

                              1. In certain cases (not sure if it applies to you) but for cases like harassment, defamation etc. you were put in a situation where you had to bear litigation fees to prove you’re innocent. So as a remedy, you can claim for that litigation amount from the other party. Check with your lawyer if there’s any chance to include that clause.

                              2. A marriage can be marked as void upto a year. You don’t get a divorcee tag if marriage is annulled. Considering that it’s only been 10 months, you still have that option. Chances of giving alimony is also relatively less compared to alimony in divorce. But I understand divorce case is already filed so you can’t do it anymore.

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                                March 19, 2025 at 12:29 pm
                                NAL

                                He’s asking for payment for 2 different cases. Sounds legit.

                                you can ask for litigation fees while putting up the cases, but not sure if it’ll work out, your lawyer will guide you better.

                                Also a general question, why are you filing for divorce and not for annulment when it’s under 1 year?

                                in reply to: Threatened to put POCSO act #32065
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                                  March 19, 2025 at 11:36 am
                                  False accusations war is a free for all.

                                  Tell him you put pocso & I’ll put a sexual assault case for the time you did so & so to me under the garb of work. Then we either go to trial & spend on lawyers or we settle up, both lawyer & settlement will be more expensive than what you owe me.

                                  If he’s really in a power position, he knows how certain sections protect women from getting locked up, whereas SA charges can potentially put a man in jail immediately.

                                  If I were in your shoes, I’d have messed things up rather than asking for payment. Thrash his car, lock his social media if you still got access, harmless stuff like those.

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