Tag: Divorce Law
All the articles with the tag "Divorce Law".
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Does Wife Get 50% Property After Divorce in India? (2026 Legal Position)
No — there is no automatic "50% property share" rule for wives after divorce in India. Unlike community property laws in some Western countries, Indian law treats assets based on individual ownership, contributions, and judicial discretion under the Hindu Marriage Act and other statutes. This guide explains the 2026 position on property division, alimony benchmarks, exceptions, and what a wife can actually claim.
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Are Secret Call Recordings Admissible in Divorce Cases in India? Supreme Court 2025 Judgment Explained
Yes — secretly recorded phone calls between spouses are admissible in divorce cases in India, as clarified by the Supreme Court in Vibhor Garg v. Neha (14 July 2025). This landmark ruling balances privacy with the right to a fair trial, allows such evidence in cruelty/adultery cases, and sets conditions for admissibility (relevance, authenticity, Section 65B certificate).
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What Should I Do if My Spouse Files a False Case? Legal Guide for Matrimonial Disputes in India
Facing false allegations in matrimonial disputes (domestic violence, cruelty, maintenance, or criminal cases) is distressing but legally defendable in India. This guide explains how to respond: collect evidence, file strong defence, seek quashing, counter false complaints, consider divorce on cruelty grounds, and protect your rights — with practical steps and when to consult a divorce lawyer in Kolkata.
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Can I Get a Divorce Without My Spouse’s Consent in India?
Yes — you can obtain a divorce in India without your spouse’s consent by filing a contested divorce under Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act (or equivalent laws). This guide explains the legal grounds, procedure, timeline, ex-parte option, and key considerations for contested divorce cases.