Sahara Sultana

Divorce can be emotionally and legally complex. In India, the rights of women post-divorce vary significantly depending on the personal laws governing their religion, such as the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955; Muslim Personal Law; Indian Divorce Act, 1869 and the Special Marriage Act, 1954. The law ensures that women are entitled to certain rights and protections after divorce, including maintenance, custody of children, residence, and return of property, though the extent and nature of these...

Divorce can be a deeply challenging phase for Muslim women in India. However, the law provides several rights and protections to...

Divorce marks a major transition in a woman’s life emotionally, socially, and financially. In India, where family and marriage are deeply rooted in tradition, understanding one’s legal rights after divorce becomes crucial. Under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, and other Indian laws, several legal protections for Hindu women after divorce ensure dignity, financial stability, and justice. This guide explains the key rights of Hindu women after divorce in India, including maintenance, property,...