Family Law

Legal Rights of Women in Choosing Their Residence after Marriage

by Rtn. Adv. Sonia Rajesh

The issue of women’s rights within the context of marriage has been a subject of concern and debate for generations. One specific aspect that often goes unnoticed is the right of a woman to choose her residence and living arrangements within the marriage. In numerous cases, women find themselves living in residences not of their choice due to the dominance of their husbands. This practice restricts them within the marital union and can have profound implications for their well-being.

The Legal and Ethical Aspects of Surrogacy in India: What You Need to Know

by Rtn. Adv. Sonia Rajesh

Surrogacy is a complex and emotionally charged journey for many hopeful parents. It offers a beacon of hope to couples struggling with infertility or medical conditions that make natural conception impossible. In India, surrogacy has gained prominence over the years as a viable solution, but it’s crucial to understand the legal and ethical dimensions of this practice.

Surrogacy in India for NRIs, Overseas Indians, and Foreign Nationals

by Rtn. Adv. Sonia Rajesh

Surrogacy is a topic that has gained significant attention and prominence in recent years, both in India and around the world. For NRIs (Non-Resident Indians), overseas Indians, and foreign nationals, India has emerged as a hub for surrogacy due to its well-established medical infrastructure and favourable legal environment. However, navigating the legal intricacies of surrogacy in India can be challenging. In this blog, we will provide you with a comprehensive legal guide on surrogacy in India for NRIs, overseas Indians, and foreign nationals.

Silent Suffering: The Plight of Muslim Men in India’s Divorce Laws

by Rtn. Adv. Sonia Rajesh

In a land known for its cultural diversity, India is home to a mosaic of traditions, faiths, and communities. However, while the nation strives to uphold the principles of equality and justice, there exists a troubling reality hidden behind the veil of legal complexities – the plight of Muslim men who suffer cruelty in a broken system of divorce laws. This narrative, too often overlooked, highlights the dire situation faced by Muslim men when navigating the labyrinthine world of Indian matrimonial disputes and divorce proceedings.

Ultimate Surrogacy Checklist and Step by Step Legal Process in Indian Courts

by Rtn. Adv. Sonia Rajesh

Are you considering surrogacy as an option to expand your family in India? The decision to embark on the surrogacy journey is a significant one, and understanding the legal process is crucial to ensure a smooth and successful experience. As a lawyer practicing matrimonial laws, I’ll guide you through the surrogacy checklist and the step-by-step legal process in Indian courts to help you navigate this unique path to parenthood.

How to File a Case for Medical Negligence as a Patient: A Step-by-Step Guide

by Rtn. Adv. Sonia Rajesh

Religion is a system of beliefs, practices, rituals, and moral codes that centres around questions of existence, purpose, the divine, and the sacred. It often provides a framework for understanding life, guiding behaviour, and fostering community among its adherents. Religions vary widely across cultures and history, but they generally share some common elements.

How to Prove Medical Negligence: Dissatisfaction with Medical Care Is Not Medical Negligence.

by Rtn. Adv. Sonia Rajesh

How to Quash FIR Registered against a Foreign National Accused of Crime in India

by Rtn. Adv. Sonia Rajesh

The quashing of FIR (First Information Report) of a foreign national can be done under certain circumstances. FIR is a written document that is prepared by the police when they receive information about the commission of a cognizable offence.

Restitution of Conjugal Rights – Remedy to Get back your spouse and continue to live a happy married life.

by Rtn. Adv. Sonia Rajesh

In India, restitution of conjugal rights is a legal remedy available to a spouse who has been deserted by their partner and seeks to resume marital cohabitation. The remedy is available under Section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, and similar provisions under other personal laws.

Man Can File Protection from Domestic Violence against Wife and In-Laws …?

by Rtn. Adv. Sonia Rajesh

Intimate partner violence is generally presented as being brought on by the patriarchal structure of society and men’s dominance over women, which has made the study demonstrating that women commit significant rates of violence against men contentious.