Does husband need to pay alimony or maintenance if wife force for seperation

Hindu Marriage: My wife is well qualified (M.tech) and worked as associte professor. It's been 4 years we get married but she hardly stayed with me around 6 months(half of time she spent in mother place). after 6 months of my marriage she gets involved in fight with my mother for silly reason and she left me for 1.5 years and she insisted to have seperate family. after 1.5 years I barrowed a house on loan and we stayed together for 3 months(in 3 months also she run away from hous 4-5 times for

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Divorce

Posted on 04-Sep-18

Advocate Ashish

Answered on 21-Sep-18

sorry for late reply I was unwell. Well, you will have to take few precautions as an early step to avoid paying maintenance to your wife who might trap you and your well in several false cases. You can avoid paying maintenance to her if you take some important steps at this stage like find and keep some evidence with you regarding her salary, job and designation. For detailed discussion and meeting you may contact me at 9968067817. Regards Ashish Dhingra Advocate

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