Bring her back and file custody application in court and request for interim relief. Present niece in court. Court will interview her and in custody matters,paramount importance is child welfare.
My brother got divorced in 2017 and the child custody is with my ex sister in law. Recently, my ex sister in law is planning to get married but ignoring the welfare of the kid. The man whom she is planning to get married does not behave well with my niece and apparently creating trauma in the 8 years old girl's mind. For the last 4 months when my brother goes for weekly visits, they try to avoid it and last week my niece was sobbing that she wants to come home with my brother and does not want to stay with her mother. Can we bring our niece back home to us legally?
Bring her back and file custody application in court and request for interim relief. Present niece in court. Court will interview her and in custody matters,paramount importance is child welfare.
File application in court for reconsideration of the custody order due to material changes in relevant circumstances since the order is passed. Court may alter or modify the order according to the needs of prevailing circumstances.
your brother should file for child custody
2) welfare of child is paramount consideration
3) court would consider wishes of child before awarding child custody
Yes you can, immediately lodge an FIR and simultaneously a custody case tag your parents in it for the safety of you and the child, apply your mind calmly, without aggression
Dear Sir,
Yes, your brother can definitely get back his minor daughter from the custody of her mother or your brother wife if it can be proved that she has got re married some one else. In this case your brother have to file a case before the court having competent jurisdiction.
Yes you can. File an application for custody due to the change in circumstances. The court shall grant custody of the child.
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Dear Client,
As per facts, your brother has to file an application before a family or civil court for Custody of Children.
if Hindu- sec. 26 of Hindu Marriage Act, 1955
if Christian- Sec. 41 of the Divorce Act, 1869
if Different Religion - Sec. 38 of the Special Marriage Act, 1954
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You have to file a petition for the custody of the child as your sister in law is intended to get married and in this case the the custody of the child may be awarded to the father fighting the reasons you specified in your system also increase the child is more than 5 years of age the custody of the child will go to the father of the child
1. It is really disheartening to know that the lady is behaving like an immature person and is getting jealous with a 8 years old child.
2. Since her biological father and step mother is alive, you can not bring the child without the consent of your brother.
3. Now if your brother is willing then he can keep the child with you and considering the conduct of his wife, the child can very well be brought up by you without any hassles.
4 I wonder whether it is good choice on the side of brother of his wife is not taking care of 8 years old infant. His future as regards marital life does not look bright.
Your brother can file a petition for child custody in the court. he need to prove in the court that he is in better position to take care of child and ex wife is unemployed and she is going to remarry.
Brother can file for child custody petition before the family court. Seeking custody on ground of welfare of child and on ground that child is not happy there and mother is not taking care of him/her/
Yes your brother can take his daughter with him when he goes to meet her next time.
And then file the case for custody in court by producing her before court. If daughter give the statement in court that she wants to live with father then custody will be granted to father.
If your sister in law was given custody by court then he cannot bring the child home at his will and wish.
It may be considered as contempt of court and punishable under law.
He can apply for revision of the court order in this regard based on the changed circumstances and can plead the incidents in his revision petition and can seek child custody on the same grounds.