mabusubhani
18 September 2022 at 09:45
Respected sir,
Two wheeler vehicle is on my father name. He was died without any will or register to any other person.But my mother given this vehicle to others.Can I file case as vehicle theft.My mother have right to dispose like that, without legal heirs consent.
mabusubhani
13 September 2022 at 11:17
Respected Sir/ Madam
I one of the family member.My Father died recently. from that occasion my mother and my sister not allow me in to the house which was my father self property( NOt write any will or gift deed). Now i can break the locks of the compound wall and veranda to take my possession. give advice
Anonymous
10 September 2022 at 15:30
LW1- is my wife , the prtitiner. not been able to produce listed witnesses for 3 censecutive vaida,s and yesterday court said bind over LW1.
can you please tell me what it means ?
Thank you sir.
Venkat
05 September 2022 at 21:28
Dear experts,
I have been fighting for custody of my child for four years in family court and recently won the child custody order in family court in my favour. Child is still with the mother and she was given two months to comply with the order of the family court and handover the child to me. I am sure that she will appeal the decision in high court.
I am in a dilemma and seeking your expert opinion. Some LLB holders (not advocates) have stressed that filing a caveat petition in high court is mandatory for me, because in its absence, high court might almost automatically grant a stay order against the lower court order (in this case, family court). Some others (advocate clerks) told me that filing caveat surely prevents adverse decision against me that would otherwise be given without notice to me, but the adverse decisions are based only on the merits of the appeal and not automatic. Further, that I would always be given the chance to give my version to vacate any stay orders. So, in their opinion, filing caveat is not necessary.
Requesting you to share your valuable advise in this regard. Please note that I do not have an advocate. I have represented the case in family court by myself all these years. I don't plan on having an advocate for the caveat or in high court for the appeal either.
Thank you very much,
Venkat
Anonymous
03 September 2022 at 19:42
My father had bought a house and sale deed was executed on my sisters's name. That time her age was 15 years.
He put that property on my sister's name due to sentiment. When he was alive , he used to stay that me and my sister should share equally even though that property is on my sister's name.
Recently my father passed away. He did not leave any WILL. Legal heirs are my mother , sister and myself.
Now my sister is saying that house is her individual property and does not want give my share in that property.
Could you please suggest me how can I get my share in that house legally ? Can i file for partition suite ?
Anonymous
29 August 2022 at 17:03
Need one hour Zoom session with a lawyer for my brother who is undergoing marriage trouble for yeas. Her wife threatens to file case against him for mental and domestic harassment.
Anonymous
20 August 2022 at 19:27
Respected members,
Need guidance to the below query:
A case u/s 498A and DV act was filed in the local family court in the name of my brother (named as main accused) and my parents also named therein. The case is going on for last 12 years.
Meanwhile my brother met with an accident and passed away. After the unfortunate incident, my ailing mother made a registered will in favour of the remaining children to transfer her rights in a small house which was in her name. The house was constructed by my parents from their own income and not inherited.
Now at this stage, I have two queries:
1. Can my late brother’s wife drag my old age parents to legal complications, as the main party to the case is deceased?
2. Can she claim a share in the house while my mother is alive?
Thank you for your time in attending to my query.
Best regards
Anonymous
19 August 2022 at 13:32
Respected sir
Can son ask maintenance from her mother in section 125 Crpc?
Anonymous
18 August 2022 at 13:23
IAM 1ST WIFE SON, 2ND WIFE HAVING 3 CHILDREN MY MOTHER DIED AND HER PENSION HAD BEEN TAKING BY MY FATHER HIS RIGHTS OK. I CAN CLAIM OR FILE A CASE AGAINST HIM FOR HIS HOUSE.
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Self representation in supreme court allowed?
I have a simple query. Recently child custody was awarded to me by family court on which the other side filed appeal in high court with an application to suspend the lower court order. That application to suspend was dismissed and hence they approached SC with a SLP that is posted next week.
My question - Since I represented myself in FC, may I represent myself in SC and give my version or will the SC insist that I engage an advocate? Also, can parties representing themselves avail the facility of appearance through VC?
Hope a response will be provided.
Thank you.