Hello sir this is Aman Saraf, Let me tell you the case which for i am seeking guidance, My mother was a government service teacher In 2009 she passed away, after that we ( me and my elder brother) started living in uncle ( mother's brother) home ,he care for us he doing everything which a parents do, in 2010 my father filled case against grandfather ( mother father) and took both brothers forcefully,after 2 weeks he called uncle and said if you care about them come and take back with you,since then we are living in uncle's house, As my mother government teacher he get. That job because we are very young that time. He didn't provide any allowance nor he cares about us , he remarried and had boy child around 6-7 years old , can i file complain for allowance. Is there any way we can send him legal notice.
Until the age of 18, both you and your brother can claim financial support from your father's income, including any allowances that were previously received by your late mother. After turning 18, you may have the right to claim a share in your father's property and you can send legal notice to assert your rights. For further assistance please contact us
Dear Client, based on your question, if your father negated his both of sons to provide basic allowances, and if you or your elder brother is minor and unable to take care of yourself, then you can file for maintenance petition under section 144 of BNSS. Additionally, with the help of lawyer you can send legal notice as well to your father. Hope this answer help you. For details discussion feel free contact us.
Dear Client, based on your question, if your father refuse or negated to you and your brother, and if both of you are minor and unable to take care of yourself then you can file for maintenance under section 144 of BNSS, also with the help of any Advocate can send legal notice as well for demand of allowance. hope this advice help you, for details discussion feel free to contact us.
Dear Sir, You have to collect all the evidences about how he got the job after the death of your mother. Accordingly, you have to built up a case to claim compensation from him.
Sons can file for maintenance against their father Under Section 125 of CrPC and Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956
Your age is relevant for this issue. Also kindly provide clarity on your current residence: you have mentioned your father took you away but you stay with your uncle now. There would be other relevant facts that are to be considered. Allowance to children is allowed in certain cases, yours could be one of them.
If you have not completed the age of 18 years and have not attained majority then you csn claim maintenance, residence etc.
