Apni Law Staff asked 2 months ago
In India, many families face challenges when relationships break down. Imagine a scenario where a wife leaves with the children, citing jealousy, and later seeks financial support. The father, despite wanting to see his kids, is denied access, and the court struggles to intervene. Even the children express reluctance to meet their father. Should he be forced to pay maintenance without the opportunity to connect with his own children? Isn’t this unfair? Wouldn’t it be better to ensure regular visits between parents and children, regardless of their feelings, to protect the well-being of the children and the future of our nation?
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Apni Law Staff answered 2 months ago
Indian law emphasizes the child’s best interests in custody and visitation matters. While the father has a right to access his children, courts prioritize the child’s well-being, considering their feelings and potential trauma. Balancing the father’s right to connect with his children with the need to protect their emotional well-being is crucial.
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