1) under Muslim personal law custody of minor son till age of 7 years and that of daughter till puberty is with mother

2) if your children are older you need not agree to give wife custody of children

3)wife is only entitled to Meher amount and maintenance . No need to pay rs 3. 50lakhs demanded by wife

4) wife can it get one third of your pension amount as maintenance

5) you will have to bear your daughter marriage expenses

6) your talaq Nama may not be valid as it was not preceded by attempts at reconciliation

The correct law of talaq as ordained by the Holy Quran is that talaq must be for a reasonable cause and be preceded by attempts at reconciliation between the husband and the wife by the arbitrators one from the wife’s family and the other from the husband’. If the attempts fail, talaq may be effected. In other words, an attempt at reconciliation by two relations, one each of the parties is an essential condition precedent to talaq. It is fallacy that a Muslim male enjoys, under the Quranic law, unbridled authority to liquidate the marriage. The Holy Quran expressly forbids a man to seek pretext for divorcing his wife, so long as she remains faithful and obedient to him. “If they (Namely women) obey you, then do not seek way against them” (Quran IV 34).

1. You are free to reject the terms of settlement proposed by them.

2. The talaq given by you can be challenged in the court by her, which can set it aside as illegal.

3. The only way to fight the cases is by entering defence in the court. If any criminal case is lodged against you then immediately apply for anticipatory bail lest you are arrested.

Do not succumb to any blackmail as it appears they are doing.

You have nothing to worry as even if court passes order of maintenance the same would not be more than1/3 of your present income.

In the context of talaq the chance of 498a is bleak.

So instead of them it should be you who should take all the shots.

Basically you should have not agreed to all her conditions especially relating to sharing of your pension amount and Rs. 1 lakh in cash etc.

You do not have to fear so much about her threats or undue pressures on you. There is no such pressure on you especially when she has already been divorce by you. The suicide or even the suicidal threats after divorce will not be binding on you.

If she is persistingly torture you with such false criminal complaints, you may ask her to proceed and challenge all her allegations after obtaining anticipatory bail. You cannot keep receiving by lying low always.

The talaq nama is very much valid and the court will not interfere in your personal law which granted you talaq.

1. How you were charged with the allegation of bigamy for marrying another girl when you are permitted to marry four times as per Shariat? You should have contested the case fittingly earlier. This time tell then straight way what you can accept. If they file false cases, you shall have to contest them fittingly,

2. They can file any number of cases which can not be predicted. Whatever be may, you shall have to contest all those cases on merit,

3. The talaqnama executed properly is valid in the eyes of law.

1) you need not file divorce suit

2) contested divorce cases take 5 years to be disposed of

3) you can divorce your wife as per your Muslim personal law

4) divorce should be for reasons recorded in writing and preceded by attempts at reconciliation

You being a Muslim male, cannot file a divorce suit in the civil court, your divorce is by Talaq by observing the formalities as per Muslim Personal law so there is no question of divorce suit. Whether she likes it or not, she has to accept your Talaqnama and she is bond by it. Let she file any case before court, you can challenge it properly. As I said earlier, no civil court has any right to interfere in your personal law granting divorce to your wife by you as per the personal law provisions. She may file a maintenance case or a DV case, both of them are after thought so you can give a solid fight back.

You cannot file for divorce after giving her talaq in accordance with Sharia. If they file a case then contest it. Seek AB immediately.

1. Not necessary at all,

2. You have already given her talaq,

3. Now ensure that the talaqnama has been executed properly,

4. If you file a divorce suit now, it will imply that you yourself is not accepting the said talanama as legally valid,

5. Contest the cases to be filed by your ex-wife now fittingly.