Celebrating your child’s birthday in school is a common and acceptable practice, as long as you follow the rules and regulations of the school and obtain the prior permission of the principal or the teacher. You may need to inform the school about the date, time, duration, and number of guests for the celebration. You may also need to ensure that the celebration does not disturb the academic activities or discipline of the school. You may also need to arrange for the cake, snacks, drinks, decorations, gifts, etc., for the celebration.
However, since you are involved in a legal dispute with your wife over the custody and maintenance of your child, you may face some difficulties or challenges in celebrating your child’s birthday in school. Some of them are:
- Your wife may object to your presence or participation in the celebration and may try to prevent you from meeting or interacting with your child. She may also accuse you of violating her rights or harassing her or your child.
- Your child may be confused or upset by seeing you and your wife in conflict and may not enjoy the celebration. He or she may also feel pressured or guilty to choose between you and your wife.
- The school authorities may be reluctant or hesitant to allow you to celebrate your child’s birthday in school, as they may not want to get involved in your personal or legal matters. They may also fear any trouble or disturbance that may arise from your visit.
To answer your specific questions:
- How should i approach school that i want to celebrate my child birthday in recess and what could be the legal implications of it?
You should approach the school in a polite and respectful manner and request them to grant you permission to celebrate your child’s birthday in recess. You should explain to them your situation and your intention to make your child happy and show him your love and care. You should also assure them that you will not cause any trouble or inconvenience to the school or anyone else. You should also provide them with all the details and documents that they may require for verification or approval.
The legal implications of celebrating your child’s birthday in school may depend on various factors, such as the status of your case, the orders of the court, the consent of your wife, etc. Generally, there is no legal prohibition on celebrating your child’s birthday in school, as long as you do not violate any law or court order or infringe on anyone’s rights. However, if your wife objects to your visit or files a complaint against you, you may have to face some legal consequences, such as contempt of court, criminal charges, etc.
- Since today is 10-September , Should i go and request court that i want to meet my child on school birthday in school?
It may be advisable to go and request the court that you want to meet your child on his birthday in school, as this may help you avoid any legal complications or conflicts with your wife. The court may grant you permission to meet your child on his birthday in school, subject to certain conditions and restrictions. The court may also order your wife to cooperate with you and not interfere with your visit. The court may also consider your request as a positive sign of your interest and involvement in your child’s welfare.
- My wife also teaches in same school and also giving montlhy 7k for last 1 year even without court order as responisibility
This information may not have much relevance or impact on your request to celebrate your child’s birthday in school. However, it may show that your wife is financially capable and willing to support your child’s education and maintenance. It may also show that she has a close relationship with your child and his school.
- Pls help if go directly to meet my son in school would it have adverse affect as father is natural guardian or should i approach court first … since time is short need your expert advice and only want to meet my son thats it for few hours
It may not be wise to go directly to meet your son in school without informing or obtaining permission from the court or the school or your wife. This may have an adverse effect on your case and your relationship with your son. It may also create problems for the school and other people involved. It may also expose you to legal risks and liabilities.
Therefore, I would suggest that you approach the court first and seek its approval for meeting your son on his birthday in school. You can also consult a lawyer who specializes in family law and seek his or her guidance on how to handle this situation.