Sanneboina (proprietor/owner) 15 March 2018
KISHAN DUTT KALASKAR (Advocate) 16 March 2018
Dear Sir/Madam,
Since your case is complicated case as such I require documents and same may be send to my email/PM (personal mail) for detailed legal advise.
With regards,
Legal Expert
Vijay Raj Mahajan (Advocate) 16 March 2018
If both parties agreed to live together on certain terms and conditions than they should enter in written MOU or Agreement where each and every term should be mentioned, clarifing all doubts and consequences in case there is any infringement of any term by either of them. The agreement should even bring in clause of the divorce by mutual consent in case living together is not found possible between them and on what all terms and conditions that will be proceeded, namely conditions of permanent alimony and maintenance, child custody, property distribution between both of any jointly owned property etc.The terms & conditions should even mention about refraining both parties to file false criminal or civil cases against each other or against other family members.Such agreement duly signed, witnessed and registered or notarised can be kept with both parties.
Adv Radhika Mehta (Advocate) 16 March 2018
See in my opinion, your wife is not going to be willing to sign any guarantee letter per se. You will have to mould and tacke it differently. You can always have a joint meeting between the elders of both the families in which your family can casually suggest that in order to avoid a recap of what transpired, you and your wife may reach a consensus on certain issues and have an agreement between the both of you.
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