Ranjana khatri (housewife) 13 July 2014
Laxmi Kant Joshi (Advocate ) 13 July 2014
Laxmi Kant Joshi (Advocate ) 13 July 2014
gautam (not disclosed) 13 July 2014
if your husband is doing a job and you know the company name, you can file application for maintenance and ask court to call for his Form 16 or salary slip that will be enough to find about his salary
However, you look educated too, suggest to find some employment that will allow you to bring up your kids better.
Ranjana khatri (housewife) 13 July 2014
Adv. Chandrasekhar (Advocate) 13 July 2014
The advocates in your small town totally misled you. You file maintainance case and in that you, in clear cut language express that you are not in a positionn to tell the court in which company he is working as you do not have such information. As you know his address and the place of work, you mention them. Once, notice is properly served on him in maintainance case, then he will file reply to your petition. Then, you have to move an application asking the court to direct him to file the affidavit containing in which company he is working, designation, monthly emoluments etc. As this information is exclusively in the possession of your husband, the court is duty bound to give him direction to give all the details on an affidavit. Any false information, he may give on affidavit, may put him in further problems. Further, in the same application, you can ask the court to direct him to file his bank statements of his all the bank accounts he has. He shall be duty bound to produce the same. On the basis of his income, you and your child will be provided maintenance. In maintainance petitions, after a simple application from the wife, the burden lies on the husband to show his income. So do not worry and proceed further.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 13 July 2014
You can file a petition seeking maintenance amount from him for yourself as well as for your child even without mentioning the company's name but quote an approximate amount as his salary based on a wild guess. Once he is attending the court, you can,during trial ask him to produce his salary slip by petitioning the court to direct him to do so.
sumit (CA FINAL) 16 July 2014
Ranjana khatri (housewife) 17 July 2014