Imagine a matrimonial dispute coupled with Child custody escalates across borders. A child born in Africa to a Hindu mother of Indian origin who is married to a Canadian citizen professing Islam and currently resides in UAE. The mother who is a victim of domestic abuse is back to India with the child and is looking for justice.
Unfortunately, NRIs (Non-Resident Indians) in India are sometimes subjected to fraud and scams, especially in the areas of property, finance, and investment. Quite often from the people who they trust or hand over the Power of Attorney (POA).
International divorce in India can be a complex process that involves navigating various legal, cultural, and logistical issues. The procedure for international divorce in India is governed by the Foreign Marriage Act of 1969, which applies to marriages that take place outside India between Indian nationals or between an Indian national and a foreign national..
UCC essentially refers to a common set of laws governing personal matters such as marriage, divorce, adoption, inheritance etc… was proposed twice, in November 2019 and March 2020 but was withdrawn. The All-India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) opinioned that UCC “an unconstitutional and anti-minorities move”.
Investing in real estate in India can be a lucrative opportunity, but it is also fraught with risks. In this blog post, I will advise NRIs on how to safeguard their investments in India.
Going through a divorce can be a difficult and emotional time, but when the divorce involves international issues, it can be even more complex. In an international divorce, there may be differences in laws and procedures across different countries, and navigating these differences can be overwhelming. International divorce proceedings can become more complex and challenging if there is dispute with respect to custody of the child or if asset division in different countries is required.
Investing in Indian real estate is an attractive option for non-resident Indians (NRIs) due to the high returns it can generate. However, before making any investments, it is important to understand the legal considerations involved. In this detailed blog post, we will explore the legal aspects of investing in Indian real estate as an NRI, written by an expert Supreme Court lawyer.
With globalization and the increased mobility of people and capital, property disputes are becoming more common across international borders. Whether you own real estate, intellectual property, or other assets in another country, you need to understand the role of international private law in protecting your property rights. This blog post will explore the basics of international private law and its importance in property disputes.
High net worth individuals (HNWIs) are those individuals in India who have a net worth of at least Rs. 25 crores (or $3.5 million) or more. These individuals have significant financial resources and are often able to afford a luxurious lifestyle, typically business men, politicians, celebrities, high profile individuals, C-Suite Executives etc… fall in this category…
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