Divorce Sucks, But Here Are Your Rights As A Wife In India!
Channel: Gareeb-Akbar
Date: 2020-10-17

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In India, the rights of a wife after divorce are protected under various laws and provisions. Some of the key rights of a wife after divorce include:

Right to maintenance: Under Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), a wife is entitled to maintenance from her husband after the divorce. The maintenance amount is determined based on the husband's income, the wife's income, and the needs of the wife and any dependent children.

Right to alimony: Alimony is a financial compensation paid by the husband to the wife after divorce. The wife can claim alimony in a civil court during the divorce proceedings, or as a separate application after the divorce.

Right to property: The wife has a right to claim a share in the property acquired during the marriage. The Hindu Succession Act, 1956, provides for the right of a Hindu woman to claim a share in the property of her deceased husband.

Right to custody of children: In case of a divorce, the wife has the right to claim the custody of her minor children. The court considers the best interest of the child while deciding the custody.

Right to protection from domestic violence: The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 (PWDVA) provides for the right of a wife to protection from domestic violence, including physical, emotional, sexual, and economic abuse.

Right to education and employment: The wife has the right to continue her education and employment after divorce. She can also claim financial assistance for her education and employment.

Right to counseling: The wife is entitled to counseling services provided by the government and non-government organizations.

Right to legal aid: The wife is entitled to legal aid provided by the government, in case she cannot afford a lawyer.

In conclusion, the rights of a wife after divorce in India are protected under various laws and provisions. These rights include the right to maintenance, alimony, property, custody of children, protection from domestic violence, education and employment, counseling, and legal aid. These rights are aimed at ensuring that the wife is financially and emotionally secure after the divorce, and that her







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