My wife and her father tried several times to get my father’s property registered in our child’s name. When they didn’t succeed, she left our home nine months ago. I’ve tried contacting her, but she’s ignoring me. Even for our child’s birthday, I invited her, but she didn’t respond. I miss my child terribly and my life has been very difficult since. What legal steps can I take to see my child? I’d be very grateful for any advice.

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Law Forum › Category: Child Custody › My wife and her father tried several times to get my father’s property registered in our child’s name. When they didn’t succeed, she left our home nine months ago. I’ve tried contacting her, but she’s ignoring me. Even for our child’s birthday, I invited her, but she didn’t respond. I miss my child terribly and my life has been very difficult since. What legal steps can I take to see my child? I’d be very grateful for any advice.
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

My wife and her father tried several times to get my father’s property registered in our child’s name. When they didn’t succeed, she left our home nine months ago. I’ve tried contacting her, but she’s ignoring me. Even for our child’s birthday, I invited her, but she didn’t respond. I miss my child terribly and my life has been very difficult since. What legal steps can I take to see my child? I’d be very grateful for any advice.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Under Indian law, you have the right to access your child and can file for custody or visitation rights. Consult a lawyer to understand the specific procedures and file a petition in the Family Court. A court order will help you establish regular contact with your child.

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