1. Application for maintenance to be filed where the son / daughter lives, Hon'ble SC in ref.: Vijay Kumar Prasad Vs. State of Bihar & Ors. [2004 AIR 2123] held;
"It is to be noted that Clauses (b) & (d) of sub-section (1) of S. 126 relate to the wife and the children under S. 125 of the Code. The benefit given to the wife and the children to initiate proceeding at the place where they reside is not given to the parents. A bare reading of the Section makes it clear that the parents cannot be placed on the same pedestal as that of the wife and children for the purpose of Section 126 of the Code.
As noted by this Court in several cases, proceedings under S. 125 of the Code are of civil nature. Unlike clauses (b) & (c) of S. 126 (1) an application by the father or the mother claiming maintenance has to be filed where the person from whom maintenance is claimed lives"
Now read simple wordings of Hon'ble SC expressing Jurisdiction in S. 125 CrPC matters when parents (mother or father) file for maintenance from their children at link;
https://indiankanoon.org/doc/240789/
2. You should on very first occasion raise question of jurisdiction otherwise later you will come back here again and again if any adverse Order passed against you. It is not only important to change advocate but is the first do activity at this stage is my view. You can file vakalatnama of a new Advocate who has knowledge of above Hon'ble SC binding Law instead of continuing with present advocate who seems not to know what is Jurisdiction in S. 125 CrPC when parent (mother or father) files for maintenance from their children.
3. Regarding details of documents asked in your queries a simple Application under S. 91 CrPC is filed and called for from such and such Authorities complete records of PF / FD / Bank Statements etc.
But before jurisdiction question is decided by present Karnataka Court one should not file above Application otherwise any Order that is announced by this Court becomes non-Applicable for a simple reason Court should have jurisdiction to take and announce its Order in a Case.
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