wintage_litigation
March 26, 2026
In family court proceedings, parties are generally expected to cooperate with the process by answering questions truthfully and providing relevant information. The purpose of such questioning is to help the court understand the facts of the case and arrive at a fair decision. Therefore, as a general rule, a person cannot simply refuse to answer […]
wintage_litigation
March 25, 2026
In family court matters such as divorce, maintenance, or child custody, evidence plays a crucial role. However, many people assume that anything can be submitted as proof. That is not correct. Courts follow specific legal principles to determine whether evidence is admissible. Submitting improper or inadmissible evidence can weaken your case, even if your claims […]
wintage_litigation
March 24, 2026
Maintenance is one of the most important and often misunderstood aspects of divorce proceedings. Many people believe there is a fixed formula for calculating maintenance—but in reality, courts in India follow a case-by-case approach to ensure fairness and dignity for both parties. This article explains how courts determine maintenance, the key factors involved, and what […]
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March 23, 2026
Marriage, as a legal institution, brings with it certain rights and responsibilities. However, when disputes arise and a wife chooses to leave the matrimonial home, a common question emerges: Can she still claim maintenance? This is one of the most searched and debated issues in family law. The answer is not a simple yes or […]
wintage_litigation
March 20, 2026
Disputes relating to a child’s relocation or travel abroad are increasingly common in matrimonial conflicts. Such situations often arise during divorce proceedings, custody battles, or even after separation. Indian courts approach these matters with a clear and consistent principle — the welfare and best interest of the child is paramount above all else. This article […]
wintage_litigation
March 19, 2026
Maintenance is a crucial legal right designed to prevent destitution and ensure financial support for dependents. In India, one of the most widely used provisions for maintenance is Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC). It provides a quick and effective remedy for wives, children, and parents who are unable to maintain themselves. […]
wintage_litigation
March 18, 2026
Marriage in India is not only a social institution but also a legal bond governed by various personal laws. One of the most sensitive and commonly cited reasons for marital breakdown is an extramarital affair. While such situations are emotionally challenging, they also raise important legal questions—especially when it comes to divorce. Understanding how Indian […]
wintage_litigation
March 17, 2026
Filing for divorce against an NRI (Non-Resident Indian) husband can involve additional legal complexities due to cross-border jurisdiction and differences in legal systems. Under Indian family law, such cases are handled with specific attention to jurisdiction, service of notice, and enforcement of court orders. This guide explains the process, legal grounds, and important considerations when […]
wintage_litigation
March 16, 2026
The digital age has transformed the way people communicate. Conversations that once happened through letters or face-to-face interactions now take place through instant messaging apps, emails, and phone calls. In matrimonial disputes and divorce proceedings, these digital communications can sometimes become important in understanding the circumstances of a case. Messages, emails, and voice recordings often […]
wintage_litigation
March 12, 2026
Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) was enacted to protect married women from cruelty and harassment by their husbands or their relatives, particularly in cases involving dowry demands. The provision was introduced to address the serious issue of domestic violence and dowry-related abuse within marriage. With the introduction of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, […]
