Child Custody Lawyer in Delhi provides professional and compassionate legal support for parents involved in custody and maintenance matters. Whether you are seeking custody, visitation rights, or rightful financial support for your child, or defending against unfair claims, Advocate Neha Gund offers strategic guidance to protect your child’s welfare and your legal rights.
Child custody refers to the legal guardianship and responsibility for a minor child after separation or divorce. Courts always prioritize the best interests of the child.
Physical Custody: Child resides with one parent, while the other may have visitation rights.
Joint Custody: Both parents share custody and responsibilities, either jointly or alternately.
Legal Custody: Right to make decisions regarding the child’s education, healthcare, and welfare.
Third-Party Custody: Custody granted to a guardian other than parents, if both are unfit.
Maintenance refers to financial support provided for the upbringing of a child, including education, healthcare, nutrition, and general well-being.
Section 125 CrPC – Right to maintenance from parents
Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956
Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956
Guardians and Wards Act, 1890
Personal laws for different communities (Muslim, Christian, Parsi, etc.)
Expert advice on custody rights
Filing petitions for physical, legal, or joint custody in Family Courts
Representation in custody trials and appeals
Negotiation and formalization of parenting plans
Securing visitation rights or supervised access
Drafting and filing maintenance petitions under Section 125 CrPC or personal laws
Calculating and negotiating fair maintenance based on income, lifestyle, and child’s needs
Enforcement of maintenance orders through execution proceedings
Defending against exaggerated or fraudulent claims
Drafting child custody and maintenance agreements
Mediation and settlement negotiations to avoid prolonged litigation
Filing for enhancement, reduction, or cancellation of existing maintenance or custody orders due to changed circumstances