Child Custody Litigation in India for NRIs Living in Canada
When Indian-origin parents live abroad—such as in Canada—and face disputes over their child’s custody, complex legal questions arise. Which court has jurisdiction? Which Indian law
When Indian-origin parents live abroad—such as in Canada—and face disputes over their child’s custody, complex legal questions arise. Which court has jurisdiction? Which Indian law
Divorce is always emotionally and legally complex. When one spouse lives abroad—say, in Canada—and wants to file for a mutual consent divorce under Indian law,
Many Indians residing abroad—in countries such as Canada—seek to dissolve their marriages overseas. But a central question arises when one or both spouses return or
Many Indians live abroad—especially in countries like Canada—and yet retain property, legal disputes, or financial interests back home in India. In such cases, a Power
Partition of property is a common legal issue among families in India, especially where real estate or ancestral property is shared among multiple heirs. For
For many Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), property in India is both a valuable investment and a family inheritance. When it comes to selling or transferring property
For many Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) in Canada, property in India represents both a valuable investment and a family legacy. However, the need to monitor Indian
Inheritance laws in India often appear complex, especially for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) in Canada dealing with ancestral property or financial assets back home. Two key
For many Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), investing in real estate in India represents both an emotional connection to their homeland and a financial opportunity. However, not
Property inheritance is one of the most common ways assets are passed down in India. However, for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), especially Canadians with family roots