Share in property for wife from nri's overseas property

I would like to add that my wife is more qualified and in more reputable profession than me. So do court that into consideration while taking the decision for alimony and maintenance in case she wants some?

To answer your questions whether she filed any Section 498-A complaint or she filed any domestic violence case etc. you have to engage a local advocate and pay him appropriate fee so that he will visit the number of police stations where she could likely to file complaints and also courts, where she could likely to file cases.  Even after your coming here, if there will be no settlement between both of you that she would not be filing any cases, she is entitled to file cases.

110% sure she is going to file cases...

Best is MCD and make sure each and every word is drafted well..

Better to buy Peace by giving some Money.

Bargain... Bargain and make a deal. One deal you will get Peace of Mind..

She may ask for a Crore, You can start from 50,000 Rs/-...If you haven't have the skill of negotiations there are several books and go to any Chinese or Indian market...to have a practical experience.

You should also know when to pull it off. So that the deal goes smoothly. Rest is all upto you....

Good Luck.

All other concerns of yours have minor nuisance value. That include Domestic Violence, divorce case, etc. that she will file. You do not get arrested no matter what kinds of allegations she makes in a DV petition. So, what is your real headache? "She wanted 1/2 of my house and 1/2 of my salary I agreed and my suspicion is that she recorded that conversation."  A good advocate can and will file a petition under the Specific Relief Act in India or the equivalent in Australia to enforce the oral agreement.  An oral agreement is enforceable and all she has to do is to produce the recording and establish its authenticity and integrity (not tampered with). You can then raise defenses that you were under threat or some undue influence at that time that made you agree to these terms.  However, the state of affairs in India is that any lawyer she goes to will most likely miss this point and focus on all the other dramas like Domestic Violence, divorce, etc.  Your strategy should be to just dance to their music and hope that she does not raise the claim based upon the applicable law. Wait until the statute of limitation expires or you can raise other defenses after she fails to raise this claim in her first filing. Even if she raises the claim, she has to file the petition under that specific Act and you can raise the legal defense that she did not... at the last minute! HOPE THIS HELPS... On other issues, relax!! Nothing to worry...