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UBrother if ur father is a hindu and his first marriage was with ur mother his 2nd marriage is illegal due to hindu marriage code hence the second marriage itself is nullified if his first wife is living and has not divorced ur father and she cant legally get split from ur money,rn just contact a lawyer ask him what u should do incase any court case she filesUStay calm and assess the situation. If your brother has a lawyer, he should consult them immediately. If he can prove that he was not in a sexual relationship with his wife through evidence like living separately, medical records or travel documents, this strengthens his case. Under these circumstances, he has the right to request a DNA test to determine the child’s paternity. If the test proves the child is not his and is not related to him such as being another man’s child, he can file for divorce on the grounds of adultery. He will not be required to pay child support since the child is not biologically his. However, spousal maintenance for his wife is mandatory and non-negotiable under the law. This argument does have legal precedents, and if handled by a good lawyer, it can hold strong in court.UIt can be used in special circumstances but the husband has to prove the inaccessiblity or wifes adultery there was a precedent ig 2014 supreme court case [https://www.delhilawacademy.com/nandlal-wasudeo-badwaik-v-lata-nandlal-badwaik-2014-sc/](https://www.delhilawacademy.com/nandlal-wasudeo-badwaik-v-lata-nandlal-badwaik-2014-sc/)UIt can be used in special circumstances but the husband has to prove the inaccessiblity or wifes adultery there was a precedent ig 2014 supreme court case [https://www.delhilawacademy.com/nandlal-wasudeo-badwaik-v-lata-nandlal-badwaik-2014-sc/](https://www.delhilawacademy.com/nandlal-wasudeo-badwaik-v-lata-nandlal-badwaik-2014-sc/)UBrother if u are hindu and living in india…wont hindu marriage act apply to ur situation he cant legally be married to her unless he divorces his first wife or she dies…now if she is not carrying the baby of ur friends father then she has no right on ur property neither does her kid…dw there is a supreme court precedant sarla mudgal v.union of india
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