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Chahal Verma Divorce: Cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal and choreographer Dhanashree Verma separated after 51 months of marriage. There has been a settlement between them for Rs 4.75 crore. That is, Chahal will give Rs 4.75 crore to Dhanashree as an alimony. Out of this, he has already given Rs 2.37 crore. Now the question comes, how does the court decide the ultimoni in the case of divorce?
How does the court decide?
By the way, there is no fixed rule of how much money to be given as an alimony after divorce. For this, the court takes care of many things such as how much is the earnings of husband and wife, how is their financial status, how long is their savings, how long is the marriage, what has been done to take care of children, etc.
If the wife is working …
Another question in this comes that even if the wife is doing a job, will she have to give an alimony if there is a divorce? In this situation, the court sees how much both earn and how much there is a difference in the income of both. If the court feels that the wife earns so much that she can maintain her maintenance by himself, then it can also be forbidden for alimony.
With this, if the wife is educated, but lives with her husband’s family and handles them. If the husband also shares his hand in the work or business, then in the situation the court will agree that the girl has abandoned her career with her husband’s family, so after divorce, alimony will be decided so much that her life can be cut properly.
Can husbands also claim to alimony?
Another big question about ultimoni is whether there is any possibility of getting an alimony from the wife after the divorce? So the answer is yes. Under Section 24 and 25 in the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, the husband can also claim for alimony or alimony. Provided that the husband has to prove that he is financially dependent on his wife as if he has a disease or he is disabled, due to which he is unable to work.
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