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Asked by Anonymous - Mar 18, 2025Hindi
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Asked on - Mar 08, 2025 Hello Madam/Sir, I am currently stuck to make a decision right now. There has been Court cases between me and my husband, One is G&WC case files by husband in 2019 and another is DV act filed by me, now both the cases are discussed in mediation for settlement with XX amount towards Housing loan arrears to be paid to the bank and yy amount which he has agreed to pay towards monthly maintenance of my child , 50% of the school fees to be shared by both of us, If All these conditions are ok to us, I have a constant thought in my mind would he file for Seperation/Divorce post settling the existing cases. Will I be dragged to court once more , which I dont wish to, so seeking any suggestions from relation ship/legal experts as right now he is not willing to reconcile with us and get the settle ment drafted to settle only the pending arrears as per the court order on him towards the child and Housing loan arrears and also he is relinquishing his rights on the property by making it in my name.

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My friend got 74.6% in 12th cbse board and 63 percentile in jee mains (after a drop year). She is going to pursue IITM BS in data science and application with Btech CSE from any private colleges in indore. She is thinking of taking a non attending college but having second thoughts as btech is itself a major course which will require much more time with efforts. So please suggest if she should go for attending or non attending college in indore.
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