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Yearly Archives: 2026

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CAW Cell Notice Received – What Should Husband Do?

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June 23, 2026
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Introduction A notice from the CAW Cell lands at your door, and suddenly the fear you were dreading becomes very real. Most husbands a...
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My Husband Has Married Again. What Can I Do — And Can I File a Case Against His Family Too?

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June 22, 2026
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Written by Adv. Aman Chawla | Matrimonial Law Specialist | Delhi High Court & Supreme Court of India 8 Years Exclusive Practice in ...
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You Got Divorced in America. Are You Actually Divorced in India?

Posted by author-avatar The Matrimonial Lawyers
June 19, 2026
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By Advocate Aman Chawla | The Matrimonial Lawyers, New Delhi | June 2026 Every month, clients call me from the US, UK, UAE, and Canada...
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Got “Divorced” at a Lok Adalat? The Allahabad High Court Says That Marriage Was Never Legally Dissolved (2026)

Posted by author-avatar The Matrimonial Lawyers
June 17, 2026
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By Family Law Advocate Aman Chawla | Updated June 2026 Let me settle a myth that has quietly wrecked more lives than people realise: a...
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How to Get Child Custody as a Father in India 2026 Complete Legal Guide.

Posted by author-avatar The Matrimonial Lawyers
June 16, 2026
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By a Family Law Advocate Aman Chawla | Updated June 2026 Every week, fathers walk into my office with the same fear in their eyes an...
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498A / Section 85 BNS: Will the Police Arrest You the Moment an FIR is Filed?

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June 10, 2026
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By Advocate Aman Chawla | The Matrimonial Lawyers, New Delhi Published: June 2026 The phone rings at 7 in the morning. It is the hus...
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Father’s Right to Child Custody in India: Can a Father Win? Delhi High Court’s 2026 Parental Alienation Ruling — Complete Guide

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June 9, 2026
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By Advocate Aman Chawla | The Matrimonial Lawyers, New Delhi Published: June 2026 Your wife has left — and she has taken your children...
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Illustration of a husband holding a maintenance petition outside the Supreme Court of India while a professionally dressed wife stands confidently beside scales of justice, highlighting the legal question of whether a husband can claim maintenance from his wife under Indian law.
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Can a Husband Claim Maintenance from His Wife in India? The 2026 Supreme Court Answer — Complete Legal Guide

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June 8, 2026
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By Advocate Aman Chawla | The Matrimonial Lawyers, New Delhi Published: June 2026 Most people asking this question already know what t...
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Restitution of Conjugal Rights (RCR) in India 2026 explained with courtroom imagery, a spouse leaving the matrimonial home, Lady Justice statue, gavel, and legal documents highlighting Section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act.
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Can a Court Force Your Spouse to Come Back? Restitution of Conjugal Rights in India — The Complete 2026 Guide

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June 5, 2026
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Author: Advocate Aman Chawla, The Matrimonial Lawyers | Divorce Law, Matrimonial Remedies, Supreme Court Your spouse has left. They ha...
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Mother’s Child Custody Rights in Delhi: Your Complete Legal Guide for 2026

Posted by author-avatar The Matrimonial Lawyers
June 3, 2026
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Introduction: The Custody Question Every Mother Fears Separation is hard enough. But the moment a mother asks 'Will I lose my child?',...
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