Alimony & Maintenance
Maintenance under Section 125 CrPC, HMA Section 24/25, Special Marriage Act, DV Act and personal laws — interim and permanent claims.
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Overview
Understanding Alimony & Maintenance
Financial support and maintenance are essential legal rights that ensure the economic security of spouses, children, and dependent family members during and after matrimonial disputes. Indian law provides various remedies for claiming Maintenance, Interim Maintenance, Permanent Alimony, and Financial Support through different legal forums, depending on the circumstances of each case. Our legal team assists clients in pursuing or defending claims relating to Spousal Maintenance, Child Maintenance, Permanent Alimony, and Maintenance Recovery. We provide strategic advice on the most appropriate legal remedy, prepare comprehensive applications, and represent clients before family courts and other competent authorities. Whether you seek financial support or need protection against excessive or unjustified claims, we ensure your rights and interests are effectively represented.
What We Cover
Key Highlights
Strategic Assessment of Maintenance and Alimony Claims
Protection of Financial Rights and Long-Term Security
Assistance with Interim and Permanent Financial Relief
Effective Representation Before Family Courts
Recovery of Unpaid Maintenance and Arrears
Defence Against Excessive or Unsubstantiated Claims
Child Support and Dependent Care Assistance
Comprehensive Legal Support from Filing to Enforcement
Our Process
How We Help You
A straightforward, transparent path from first call to resolution.
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1Income Analysis
Map respondent's income — salary, business, assets, lifestyle indicators.
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2Application
File interim and permanent applications with affidavit of income and expenses.
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3Order & Recovery
On non-payment, file recovery / execution and warrant of arrest under Section 125(3) CrPC.
FAQs
Common Questions
Everything you need to know before you begin
Yes — what matters is whether her income is sufficient to maintain the standard of living she is entitled to. Working women routinely receive maintenance where there is a substantial gap.
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