Maintenance

Maintenance

Maintenance is a legal right provided to dependent spouses, children, and parents to ensure financial support and livelihood. It is designed to prevent economic hardship for those who are unable to maintain themselves, especially after separation, divorce, or abandonment. Maintenance can be claimed under various provisions of personal laws as well as Section 125 of the CrPC.

Types of Maintenance

Spousal Maintenance – Financial support to a wife or husband who is unable to sustain themselves after separation or divorce.

Child Maintenance – Provision for the upbringing, education, and welfare of minor children.

Parental Maintenance – Legal obligation of children to provide financial support to their dependent parents.

Interim Maintenance – Temporary relief granted until a final decision is made in the case.

Our Expertise

At Milind Modi Law Associates, we provide expert legal guidance and representation in all maintenance-related matters. Our experienced team ensures fair and just financial relief for dependents while balancing the rights of both parties. We assist clients with:

  • Filing and defending maintenance claims under Section 125 CrPC and personal laws

  • Securing interim and permanent maintenance orders for spouses and children

  • Contesting exaggerated or false claims of maintenance

  • Guidance in cases involving domestic violence and dowry-related disputes

  • Mediation and negotiation for amicable settlements in financial matters

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