Priya and Raj (names changed) had a traditional Hindu wedding in December 2001. Raj was later transferred to Sydney for work. Their marriage faced challenges, with Priya experiencing harassment and emotional distress. Despite these difficulties, they welcomed their son in March 2016. Raj eventually sent Priya back to India, promising to bring their child and join her soon. However, he became unreachable, refusing communication. Priya’s parents travelled to Sydney to support her, only to find that Raj had disappeared, leaving them facing financial hardship and emotional turmoil. Can Priya’s parents seek legal action to protect her interests without jeopardizing Raj’s access to their son?

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Law Forum › Category: Family › Priya and Raj (names changed) had a traditional Hindu wedding in December 2001. Raj was later transferred to Sydney for work. Their marriage faced challenges, with Priya experiencing harassment and emotional distress. Despite these difficulties, they welcomed their son in March 2016. Raj eventually sent Priya back to India, promising to bring their child and join her soon. However, he became unreachable, refusing communication. Priya’s parents travelled to Sydney to support her, only to find that Raj had disappeared, leaving them facing financial hardship and emotional turmoil. Can Priya’s parents seek legal action to protect her interests without jeopardizing Raj’s access to their son?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

Priya and Raj (names changed) had a traditional Hindu wedding in December 2001. Raj was later transferred to Sydney for work. Their marriage faced challenges, with Priya experiencing harassment and emotional distress. Despite these difficulties, they welcomed their son in March 2016. Raj eventually sent Priya back to India, promising to bring their child and join her soon. However, he became unreachable, refusing communication. Priya’s parents travelled to Sydney to support her, only to find that Raj had disappeared, leaving them facing financial hardship and emotional turmoil. Can Priya’s parents seek legal action to protect her interests without jeopardizing Raj’s access to their son?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Yes, Priya’s parents can seek legal action in India to protect her interests, including financial support and custody of their grandson. Indian courts prioritize the child’s welfare and can order Raj to provide financial support and facilitate access to the child, while ensuring Priya’s safety and well-being.

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