Do girls have right in ancestral property?

As per the amendment, a daughter is recognized as a coparcener in the ancestral property, i.e. she has a right by birth in the ancestral property and thus, a daughter will have an equal share in the ancestral property as that of a son even after marriage.

How to enforce an access or custody order?

Most orders for enforcement of custody or access will be pursued through the District Court but the Circuit Court may also be appropriate as the Court as apprehended by Part III of the Guardianship of Infants act, 1964 means:

How does a judge make a custody or access decision?

When a judge makes custody and access decisions, the law requires him or her to make the decision based on the best interests of the child. The judge will make a decision based on evidence. If you are asking for custody of or access to a child, you must show how what you are asking for is best for the child.

Can a court enforce a non-compliant access order?

It is presumed, also, that the non-compliant party has seen the Court order granting access if he/she was present at the Court sitting where the order was made. The Court can then make an enforcement order if it decides that you were unreasonably denied access.

When to apply for visitation or access order?

This is called visitation or access. Sometimes, other relatives, like grandparents, apply for access. If there are safety concerns, a parent may not be allowed to have contact with his or her child or the access may be supervised or restricted in some way.

Can a court order a parent to supervise visitation?

Or the court may simply order that an approved individual must supervise the parent’s visit with the child. Sometimes a court will set forth an order stating that the parent with primary custody of the child has the discretion to choose when and where any supervised visit will occur.

Is there a public access to court information?

• Not all cases from a participating court may be included. • The information should not be used as a substitute for a thorough background search of official public records. The user is responsible for verifying information provided on this website against official court information filed at the court of record.

What happens if the custodial parent doesn’t follow the court order?

If the custodial parent still doesn’t follow the order, the court can punish the custodial parent with fines or even jail. The court can also change the visitation or even the custody order if the custodial parent continues to refuse to follow the court’s order.

What are the services and forms of the US courts?

Services & Forms. The U.S. Courts are an independent national judiciary providing fair and impartial justice within the jurisdiction conferred by the Constitution and Congress.