• i want right for me and my daughter from husband

Meri age 24 h or meri ek ten months ki baby girl h meri marriage 2009 me arranged hui jiske six months baad hi hm alag ho gye or usne mjhe divorce k naam pr 100 rs k notary bana kr lawyer k samne dono ne sign kiye the uski original uske pass h or photocopy mere pass h tb se hmra koi contact nhi h mene 2012 me family k against ek ladke se shadi ki hum do saal se ek sath the or pregnancy k 5month me mjhe pta lga ki mera husband phele se hi married h or uske upr dowry,domestic violence or divorce ka case chl rha h. In do saalon me usne or uski mother ne mujhe bhot pareshan kiya h na kisi se milwate the na milne dete khi jane pr bhi rok thi hmesha paiso k liye mjhse ladai krta tha meri mother hamesha mjhe kuch na kuch deti rhti thi Aur ab wo chahta h ki meri family usko us ladki ko maintenance k liye 15 lac de aur jb meri family ne mana kr diya paise dene k liye toh ab wo mjhe rhkna nhi chahta abi me apni daughter k sath family k saath reh rhi hu ab wo mjh se koi relation nhi rhkna chahta h wo ek well educated person h or ek maharatna company govt job h uski k mjhe apna or apne bacche ke rights ke liye us pr case kr skti hu
Asked 10 years ago in Family Law
Religion: Hindu

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1. You are a sitting duck to criminal prosecution for bigamy as you remarried without obtaining divorce from your first husband. The notarised agreement which you made with your husband is a nullity in the eyes of law. Spouses cannot terminate their marriage by making an agreement.

2. Legally speaking, you continue to be married to your husband whom you married in 2009 through an arranged marriage as your subsequent marriage performed in 2012 is illegal. You have no rights against your second husband as you are not his legally wedded wife. Your second husband can prosecute you for bigamous marriage in the same manner as his wife cannot prosecute him.

3. Since you are not the legally wedded wife of your second husband you are at liberty to walk out of his house at any time.

Ashish Davessar
Advocate, Jaipur
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your divorce was not legal so still you are wife of your first husband & seek all reliefs from him as you are still his wife

Avdhesh Chaudhary
Advocate, Greater Noida
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aap pahle pati ki bibi kanooni hain usi se apne aur beti ke liye adhikar le sakti hain kyonki usse divorce nahi hua court se.

dusri sadi kanooni nahi nai aur koi haq. ahi mil sakta.bulki aal par bigamy ka case ho sakta hai.just leave second home a.d husband.

S.P. Srivastava
Advocate, New Delhi
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4.7 on 5.0

Aap ki second shadi valid nahi hai so you will not get any right like maintenance etc but your daughter from second marriage is not illegitimate and hence she has right to claim maintenance,education, marriage etc from her father i.e. your second husband.Hope now it is clear to you.

S.P. Srivastava
Advocate, New Delhi
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4.7 on 5.0

Your daughter can claim maintenance form her father notwithstanding that your marriage is illegal.

Ashish Davessar
Advocate, Jaipur
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972 Consultations

5.0 on 5.0

Even if you give divorce to your first husband it will not validate your second marriage. Since your marriage itself is illegal you have no rights which accrue to a married female against her husband.

Ashish Davessar
Advocate, Jaipur
30763 Answers
972 Consultations

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1)your second marriage during subsistence of earlier marriage is void .

2) notarised divorce agreement has no legal sanctity .

3)

your daughter from second marriage can seek maintenance from your husband

Ajay Sethi
Advocate, Mumbai
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if you divorce your husband now then you have to remarry your 2nd husband after divorce then only this marriage after divorce can be legal

Avdhesh Chaudhary
Advocate, Greater Noida
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