Filed 340 against false MC case
Currently in divorce proceedings, we separated seven years ago following a failed Mutual Divorce. I gifted her a flat as part of the Mutual Divorce agreement. She filed for maintenance (MC), seeking an exorbitant amount for herself and our 16-year-old son, asserting dependence on her brother and claiming zero income. Despite leaving her job in 2019, she initiated a company the same year.
All relevant information about the company she manages, including her photo as the director, home address, and phone numbers, is accessible on the internet and the company website. I discovered registered company information on multiple sites under her name. With assistance, I obtained bank statements, revealing her involvement with four banks and substantial transactions running into crores. Subsequently, we filed a 340 case.
In her counter for the 340 case, she attributes the company to her brother while there is no evidence of her brother name anywhere, denying income, salary, and asserting full dependency on brother. While acknowledging her role as a director in the counter, she declares zero income in the maintenance portion.
The evidence collected includes the company's website displaying her name, photo, phone, and address. LinkedIn profiles, company balance sheets, and documents from five active bank accounts (collected from fiends help, can’t present in court) all under her name, no mention of her brother.
Please guide me on the most effective course of action to establish her culpability and avoid any maintenance (MC) or divorce alimony payments. Additionally, considering I've already gifted her a flat, what is the final alimony required per Indian law?
Asked 1 year ago in Family Law
Religion: Hindu