Being a married man in Pune, I’ve been living here for the past four years. Sadly, my wife left our rented home on May 3rd, taking our son with her. We had a disagreement about managing finances, and she left despite my wish to keep our son with me. I traveled to Chennai on May 11th to celebrate our son’s birthday, but the address she provided turned out to be fake, preventing me from seeing my family. There’s no divorce case pending. How can I reunite with my son?

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Law Forum › Category: Child Custody › Being a married man in Pune, I’ve been living here for the past four years. Sadly, my wife left our rented home on May 3rd, taking our son with her. We had a disagreement about managing finances, and she left despite my wish to keep our son with me. I traveled to Chennai on May 11th to celebrate our son’s birthday, but the address she provided turned out to be fake, preventing me from seeing my family. There’s no divorce case pending. How can I reunite with my son?
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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

Being a married man in Pune, I’ve been living here for the past four years. Sadly, my wife left our rented home on May 3rd, taking our son with her. We had a disagreement about managing finances, and she left despite my wish to keep our son with me. I traveled to Chennai on May 11th to celebrate our son’s birthday, but the address she provided turned out to be fake, preventing me from seeing my family. There’s no divorce case pending. How can I reunite with my son?

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

You can file a Habeas Corpus petition in the Pune Family Court to compel your wife to produce your son. The court can order her to return your son to you, and if she fails to do so, she can be held in contempt of court. Since you have a legal right to custody as the father, the court will likely rule in your favor.

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