Rajasthan High Court: Criminal Complaints in Family Disputes Should Be Handled with Caution
Emphasis ought to be to encourage the enduring benefits of familial unity and cordiality, the Court said. The Rajasthan High […]
Emphasis ought to be to encourage the enduring benefits of familial unity and cordiality, the Court said. The Rajasthan High […]
The Family Court Act was established to address family-related legal disputes through a framework prioritising efficiency, sensitivity, and the welfare
A Pune family court recently dismissed a 46-year-old woman’s request for interim alimony based on earnings, citing her stable income
The woman had moved courts in different states alleging that the man had cheated her by obtaining the decree of
The Delhi High Court has ruled that in custody cases, a parent without custody of their child is entitled to
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has ruled that a wife’s refusal to engage in physical relations with her husband constitutes
The Allahabad High Court asserted that upon the Family Court’s determination of cruelty, the marriage should be dissolved. It emphasized
The Allahabad High Court ruled that upon the establishment of cruelty, a decree for divorce must be issued, and the
The Allahabad High Court noted that despite the wife withdrawing the divorce petition, the husband’s counter-claim will continue, emphasizing the
Navigating the complexities of family law in India demands a nuanced understanding of legal provisions and procedural safeguards, particularly in
In family law, where emotions run high and complexities abound, mediation as a dispute resolution mechanism has reshaped the landscape
Divorce is a challenging and emotionally taxing process for both men and women. However, it’s essential to acknowledge that men,
Family court proceedings often arise at critical junctures in individuals’ lives, from divorce and child custody disputes to matters involving
The Kerala High Court recently observed that the Family Courts are empowered to review maintenance orders as they are responsible
The High Court had observed that family courts can’t curb the cross-examination right. The High Court stated that courts should