Rahul Seth 29 August 2024
Ramanathan G (Independent practice) 29 August 2024
File an IA = Interlocutory Application
Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 ) 29 August 2024
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 29 August 2024
You can file a memo before court stating that you were not able to pay the regular amount this month owing to sudden expenses and attach the documentary evidences to prove the same and undertake to add them in the future payments.
Rahul Seth 30 August 2024
Dear Esteemed Lawyers,
I would like to update on the court order which has significantly impacted my financial situation. On August 29, 2024, the court mandated that I must pay a total of Rs. 75,000 next month. This amount includes Rs. 30,000 for regular maintenance, Rs. 15,000 to cover an arrear shortfall from this month due to unexpected medical expenses, and Rs. 20,000 for previous arrears. Additionally, an extra Rs. 10,000 has been ordered, increasing the financial burden. I am ordered to pay 75,000 on 25/09/2024
Furthermore, I am the sole caretaker of my two children, having had full custody for the last 4 years since they were very young (11 and 23 months old respectively). Managing this new financial obligation alongside my children’s educational and general living expenses is becoming increasingly challenging.
Could you please advise on any possible legal avenues or modifications to the maintenance terms that could alleviate this financial strain? Any guidance on how to approach the court for a reassessment based on my current circumstances and parental responsibilities would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your time and assistance.
Warm regards,
Ramanathan G (Independent practice) 30 August 2024
To file writ petition before High Court under Article 227.
That may have Advocate fees, but this amount will be suggested as instalments.
Rahul Seth 30 August 2024
Dear Ramanathan G,
Thank you for your advice on filing a writ petition under Article 227 with the High Court. I had a discussion with my lawyer regarding the options available, and he mentioned that the proper procedure involves approaching the sessions court first, as my case is currently with the metropolitan magistrate court. However, I am considering your suggestion to approach the High Court directly. Could you please provide more details on the potential costs and the process of paying in installments for advocate fees?
Thank you for your guidance.
Warm regards,