I filed domestic violence and maintenance cases against my husband and in-laws in Indore court. After receiving notice, he filed for divorce in Delhi. I want to stay in Indore and transfer the divorce case here. He earns around ₹2000-₹3000 daily but claims a monthly salary of only ₹9000. I don’t have proof of his actual income. Can I use his lifestyle to prove his earnings? They didn’t show up for the first hearing in Indore. My family and I are struggling financially. What should I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › I filed domestic violence and maintenance cases against my husband and in-laws in Indore court. After receiving notice, he filed for divorce in Delhi. I want to stay in Indore and transfer the divorce case here. He earns around ₹2000-₹3000 daily but claims a monthly salary of only ₹9000. I don’t have proof of his actual income. Can I use his lifestyle to prove his earnings? They didn’t show up for the first hearing in Indore. My family and I are struggling financially. What should I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

I filed domestic violence and maintenance cases against my husband and in-laws in Indore court. After receiving notice, he filed for divorce in Delhi. I want to stay in Indore and transfer the divorce case here. He earns around ₹2000-₹3000 daily but claims a monthly salary of only ₹9000. I don’t have proof of his actual income. Can I use his lifestyle to prove his earnings? They didn’t show up for the first hearing in Indore. My family and I are struggling financially. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

You can attempt to transfer the divorce case to Indore by filing an application with the court, citing your residence and ongoing cases there. While proving your husband’s income is crucial, using his lifestyle as evidence is possible, but you’ll need to gather supporting information like property ownership, travel, or expenses. Consult a lawyer immediately for advice on strategies to protect yourself and ensure financial support.

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