Maintenance is the legal obligation to provide financial support for basic necessities like food, clothing, shelter, and medical care. In India, maintenance laws protect the rights of wives, children, and dependent parents who cannot maintain themselves adequately.
At Metis Law Chamber, we have successfully secured over ₹10 crores in maintenance awards for our clients across Punjab family courts. Our expert maintenance lawyers understand the complexities of financial calculations, legal procedures, and court dynamics to maximize your maintenance awards.
Types of Maintenance in Indian Law:
- Spousal Maintenance: Financial support for wife during marriage, separation, or after divorce
- Child Maintenance: Support for minor children's education, healthcare, and living expenses
- Interim Maintenance: Temporary support during ongoing court proceedings
- Permanent Maintenance: Long-term financial support after final decree
- Parent Maintenance: Support for elderly parents unable to maintain themselves
- Ex-parte Maintenance: Orders passed when respondent fails to appear