Allahabad High Court: Courts Should Avoid Examining Couples Private Lives Unless Severe Cruelty is Proven
The Court was dealing with an appeal moved by a woman against grant of divorce in the case initiated by […]
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Your Voice Matters: Helpline for Men Sahodar
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Hindu Marriage Act (HMA), 1955: An In-Depth Analysis
The Hindu Marriage Act of 1955 is a cornerstone of Indian family law governing marriage, divorce, alimony, and remarriage among Hindus.
Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act, 1937
Muslim Personal Law (MPL) is the guiding force for personal matters among Muslims, encompassing crucial aspects such as marriage, divorce,
Ministry of Law and Justice: Notaries Are Prohibited from Executing Marriage or Divorce Deeds
The Union Ministry of Law and Justice has instructed all Notaries to refrain from executing marriage and divorce deeds, as
Quarrel Between Sister-In-Law and Brother’s Wife Not Cruelty: Rajasthan High Court
The Rajasthan High Court upheld a 22-year-old Sessions Court order stating that a sister-in-law calling her brother’s wife to her
P&H High Court: Social Media Evidence Admissible in Adultery-Related Maintenance Cases
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has set a significant precedent by ruling that social media evidence can be considered
Lawyers Will Profit: Chief Justice’s Divorce Advice to Woman Seeking Consent
Chief Justice DY Chandrachud asked the woman about her educational qualifications. When the woman replied she holds an MTech and
Allahabad High Court Affirms Family Court’s Decision to Seek Expert Opinion on Wife’s Mental Health During Evidence Stage of Divorce Proceedings
Allahabad High Court directed for constitution of a team of doctors by the CMO within a period of one week
7 signs a woman isn’t a honest person, according to psychology
Honesty is a fundamental component of building and maintaining trust in personal and professional relationships. However, recognizing dishonesty can be
Allahabad High Court Rules That Wife’s Compulsion for Husband to Live in Separate Room Constitutes Cruelty
The Allahabad High Court recently noted that when a wife refuses to live with her husband and compels him live
Punjab and Haryana High Court Grants Divorce to Convicted Man in Section 498A Case, Denies Alimony to Wife
Though the Court denied permanent alimony to the woman, it directed the man to pay a monthly amount of ₹10,000
Delhi High Court: Adulterers Cannot Present Arguments in Divorce Cases
The High Court ruled that a divorce petition is centered around the couple who entered into matrimony and a third
If a Woman Uses These 8 Phrases in a Conversation, She Lacks Wisdom and Maturity
Language shapes our perceptions and interactions, and the words we choose can reveal a great deal about our emotional intelligence,
Supreme Court: Divorce Permissible if Parties Do Not Cohabit for One Year Following Restitution of Conjugal Rights Decree
On July 8, 2024, the Supreme Court ruled that a divorce petition can be filed on the grounds of desertion
Depriving a Father of Meeting His Daughter Due to Marital Discord Constitutes Cruelty: Punjab & Haryana High Court
The Punjab & Haryana High Court has clarified that preventing a father from meeting his daughter due to marital discord
The Comprehensive Guide to Shared Parenting
In recent decades, the concept of shared parenting has gained considerable traction as a preferred arrangement following the separation or
Balancing Work and Litigation with a Difficult Ex-Spouse: A Guide for Leaders
Navigating the intersection of professional responsibilities and personal legal challenges, especially when involving a difficult ex-spouse, presents a unique set
Indian States with the Highest Divorce Rates: A Legal Perspective
Divorce rates in India have historically been low, reflecting strong societal norms and the sanctity of marriage. However, recent trends