Some smart moves before divorce ?

Gifting property to your parents just before divorce would be considered malified intention by the court. Even if you gift the property to your mother and continue staying in it, you cannot throw her out as she has right to stay with you.  If you say to the court you transferred the property to safeguard yourself legally, it is like admitting to the court, i transferred the property so that the court gives less maintenance.

as per current law, your wife does not have any share in your assets that are in your name, court will consider your/wife's earnings, assets and liabilities and decide on maintenance, alimony on that basis.

By transferring the properties, you will reduce your assets even if that looks unfavourable to the courts, but the judge may award higher maintenance/alimony if they are convinced that you did that to escape the same.

you cant throw her out before divorce....get a good ground for divorce...but looks like you dont have anything but only fights etec..

but definately she cant claim your property..but she can stay in that..

you cannot throw her out of the house

 A Hindu wife has full rights to stay in her matrimonial house until she is forbidden by law/divorced.  You will be inviting more troubles by forcibly throwing her out of the matrimonial house.   A better option is to file a divorce on the grounds of cruelty, keep away from her though staying under one roof, do not venture into any idea of disposing the property on your name by any means, take care of your child, concentrate on the case.

You can gift property..... Wait for few months...till then get a rental accommodation and ask wife to join you.. Send notice or rcr..... If she refuses File divorce... But if she adamant and not coming out with you and files a dv you can't just throw her out from matrimonial home. Even A divorced wife shd br maintained under hma along with proper residence anf financial support if she doesn't have one. U can get divorce on desertion and cruelty but cant chuck her out if she continues residing in self acquired posession till you provide alternate accommodation....