no she cannot claim any share on your father property . try to convince her to come back with help of elders in the family . if your wife files for divorce contest the divorce case if you dont want a divorce .
Claim on father in law's property
my wife left my home 1 month ago. she is pregnant. i tried my best to bring her back. but she refused to come. she told me that after the delivery she will file case against me for divorce and claim for property for her and for the baby. i dnt hv any property by my own can she claim on my father's property?????????
Asked 10 years ago in Property Law
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but after delivery can she claim on my father's property for the new born baby? my father purchased his property from his father (means my grand father). somebody told me that grandson can claim on grandfather's property. is it right? i also need divorce from her. but she is well known with law. and she want to take maximum advantage from the law. now what should i do?
Asked 10 years ago
it is your father self acquired property . during your lifetime your child cannot claim any share in father property .
if you also want divorce then do it by mutual consent . it wont take more than 7 months provided you have stayed separate for one year before filing for divorce .
if your wife is not agreeable to divorce by mutual consent then fight case on merits . contact a local lawyer .
based on legal advice decide your next course of action
she is living at her parent's home. her parents also supports her. they gave threat to my father that they will spoil my career and life as well. My father is in lot of tension. i am not earning any money. i m only getting scholarship (junior research scholarship) from UGC 20,800 rs per month for pursuing my p.hd. how much alomani i have to pay her if she file case against me?
Asked 10 years ago
what are your wife qualifications ? is she working ? if she has been working in past she may not get any maintenance . but you will have to pay for maintenance of your child .
do not worry so much for a problem which has not come yet.try to understand that every problem has solution.do contact us when ever you face any problem.
she is working as guest primary teacher in a govt school from the last 6 months. and she earns around 12-15 thousand rs monthly. she never gave her salary to me or my parents. and how much i have to pay for the child?
Asked 10 years ago
around Rs 5000 for the child you may have to pay . since your wife is earning decent amount she may not get any maintenance
wait for her let her file the case,court will not ask you to pay an amount which you can not afford
i am pursuing p.hd in sports psychology and trying to get job in college as assistant professor. if she will file false case like dv or dowry etc in that case will i go to jail? or can these allegation affect on my career?
Asked 10 years ago
do not worry so much,you will not go to jail have faith.
and what about my career? i did lot of hard work for my studies.
Asked 10 years ago
focus on your career and in case of any problem contact me i will definetly help you
for your information even if your wife files Dv case you wont go to jail . in Dv caseshe can claim maintenance, right to stay in matrimonal home etc . court may if it thinks fitt pass protection order in her favour .
if your wife files 498A case for dowry harrasment she has to prove her allegations made in complaint . 98%^of 498A cases are false
If you do not have any property of your own then why are you worried. She has no right in the property of her in-laws.
If you want divorce then go ahead and apply for it on the ground of spousal cruelty. She may be well versed with law, but she is not above it. She can at the most contest your divorce petition by engaging her own lawyer. If there is merit in your case you will succeed.
Even after the birth of your child neither she nor your child can lay any claim on your father's property. Since he got the property from his father it is his self acquired property.
Your wife will not get a penny as alimony as she is earning for herself, albeit you will have to support your child financially.
You have not committed a murder or robbery. So there is no question of you going to jail. If and when she files the case then seek bail to obviate the possibility of arrest.