Kuldeep Sharma (BDM) 16 September 2017
Adv Radhika Mehta (Advocate) 16 September 2017
1. No he cannot. You mentioned that he lost his job because of what his wife did. However, what stopped him from getting a fresh job? If he is an able-bodied individual, then it is his duty to maintain his wife and not vice-versa.
2. Details of the charge need to be provided.
3. No he cannot get custody of the child given his past conduct. And moreover what will be observed is that i) he wants only the son and ii) he wants to seperate the children
Kuldeep Sharma (BDM) 16 September 2017
Kuldeep Sharma (BDM) 16 September 2017
Kuldeep Sharma (BDM) 21 September 2017
Kuldeep Sharma (BDM) 21 September 2017
Adv Radhika Mehta (Advocate) 22 September 2017
If he wants to will the property to his children, let him do it. However, by doing that, the court is not going to not enhance the maintenance if his wife has made out a good case. From what you have stated hereinabove, it is clear that the sudden desire to will the property to children and welcome his first wife back is nothing but an attempt to defeat the enhancement of maintenance. He cannot take advantage of his wrongdoing in this manner.