In India, a child below the age of 18 years, whether legitimate or illegitimate, is legally entitled to have a guardian. Family Courts in India decide custody cases and fix maintenance when the parents are unable to do so.
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A minor may not have contractual obligations, but protecting their legal rights when it comes to guardianship is our duty. Expert child custody advocates at Lawnaturale shall showcase their negotiation and counseling skills in monitoring post-custody arrangements and visitation rights of the other spouse.
Our best child advocates strive to secure sufficient maintenance for the child to meet present and future necessities, including health, education, and care.
A family and child custody advocate understands the complex legal nuances involved in the custody procurement process and takes care to maintain discretion while handling custody cases.
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The welfare of the child is of paramount importance when considering custody, particularly when parents seek joint custody. If you are specifically seeking sole and physical custody of the child, our child advocates can address the visitation rights of the other non-custodial parent, ensuring that both parents attend to the needs of the child while fulfilling their post-custody obligations.
Even if you are not married and seek the custody of your child, you have to fight for it against the opposite party.
When neither parents are interested to take custody of the child, the child’s guardianship can be granted to a person appointed by the court which shall be in the best interest of the child.
While the rights and duties are laid down before the court to decide, this clause may also be included. It solely depends on the parents of the child and in case the child is major, his discretion is important and further whether the court agrees to it or not.
No, the child does not get deprived of the family ancestral property but may be deprived of the self-acquired property of the non-custodial parent.
Legal custody means the parent gets to make decisions for the child, while in the case of physical custody the child stays with a parent who is entrusted with the custody of the child. A parent may or may not have both the rights.
Seeing to the interest of the child, security, safety, and court's decision, the custody should be decided.
The Hon’ble Court seeks to work and grant what is in the best interest of the child. The court may ask questions regarding each parent’s income, assets, status, age, health, lifestyle, interest in maintaining the child, how the parents took care of the child, and how they fulfilled their duties prior to the case coming to the court.
Our able and experienced child custody advocates shall analyze and weigh up your part so that your testimony stands out and your chances of getting custody rights grow.
For the sustenance of the child, the spouse should pay maintenance separately for the safekeeping of the child, while alimony is given to the spouse upon marital separation.
The maintenance can be paid weekly, monthly, or an aggregate amount can be paid beforehand. In the case of a minor child, the lump sum amount paid will be taken care of by the parent in the custody of the child. Such maintenance should be decided beforehand, and the court should agree to it and pass orders accordingly.