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Procedure Of NRI Divorce Lawyers In Delhi?
Best NRI Divorce Legal Light Consulting Lawyers. Our legal courts also provide some concessions to NRIs for smooth handling of legal issues. Some of the legal concessions are listed below:
If you’re an NRI and not able to visit India for court proceedings, then you can easily fight your legal case with the help of the general power of attorney format for NRI. But you’ll only assign power of attorney to your close family member.
In NRI Divorce Legal Matters, 6 months will be provided to both parties to rethink their divorce decision. But this decision will take only if both parties agree with it. But if they don’t want to rethink it then the judgment will move to the third stage.
This time period will be extended to 18 months by the courts. This decision will take to allocate his existence and consent between the particular period.
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Child Custody and Territorial Jurisdiction: The Concept of “Ordinary Residence” In international child custody disputes, the first battle is often not about who gets the child, but where the case should be heard. For NRI parents, the question of territorial jurisdiction under Section 9 of the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890, is pivotal. A significant…
NRI Parents, Child’s Return to…
NRI Parents, Child’s Return to India This Supreme Court–based article explains how Indian courts decide territorial jurisdiction in NRI child custody disputes, especially when one parent tries to retract consent by alleging coercion or duress. It is drafted for Legal Light Consulting in an educational, client-friendly format. In the case under discussion, both parents were…
Child Custody Jurisdiction in NRI…
Child Custody Jurisdiction in NRI Disputes: A Critical Guide for Parents Cross-border child custody disputes are among the most emotionally charged and legally complex issues in family law. When one parent is an NRI (Non-Resident Indian), jurisdiction becomes a key battleground, often determining the entire outcome of the case. A recent judgment has clarified the…
NRI Child Custody and Jurisdiction
Family and Personal Laws — Child Custody & Jurisdiction Introduction Child custody disputes involving NRI parents often raise complex questions of jurisdiction under Private International Law. The determination of a minor’s “ordinary residence” becomes crucial in deciding which court has authority to hear custody applications. A recent case illustrates how Indian courts approach such disputes,…
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A Comprehensive Guide to NRI Marriage Desertion and Legal Remedies In an increasingly connected world, marriages between Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and Indian residents have become commonplace. These unions often begin with dreams of a better life abroad, financial security, and the promise of a bright future. However, a disturbing trend has emerged: the deliberate abandonment…
Child Custody in India for…
Child Custody in India for NRI Parents Child custody disputes can be emotionally overwhelming—especially when parents live in different countries. For NRI parents, one of the first and most important questions is: “Which court has the legal authority to decide my child’s custody?” Indian law provides clear answers, especially under the Guardians and Wards Act,…