pankaj verma 08 January 2018
pankaj verma 08 January 2018
pankaj verma 08 January 2018
Vijay Raj Mahajan (Advocate) 08 January 2018
If the wife is unemployed, non-working, doing nothing for earning her liveihood and has no means to maintain herself, just to avoid her destitute condition during the pendency of the pending divorce proceedings in the Family Court, the presiding judge of the court under section 24 of the Hindu Marriage Act,1955 or section 36 of the Special Marriage Act,1956 as the case may be and under which of these Acts the divorce petition was filled, can allow interim maintenance for the limited period till the case is decided and expenses of proceedings to the wife, irrespective who has filed the divorce proceedings.
Her educational/professional qualifications definately will be taken in to consideration by the court, but if at that point of time she is unemployed and no source of income she will get interim maintenance order.
Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 11 January 2018
1. Your account stands deleted.
2. What is the advise of your tutor?
Ritu rawat 29 January 2018