Asked in Divorce
The recent Supreme Court judgment gives discretion to the court to wave off the second motion interval/time. The same application can be filed and can get the second statement/ motion to the earliest.
Dear Client, Need to issue a POA to the concern person so that he can attend on behalf of the Complaint all the hearing.
At the first motion both the Parties have to appear personally for getting their Statements recorded. But the court may at its own discretion may allow through Attorney or Video conferencing accordingly. Please give me Rank Five and follow me after reviewing my resume and book a consultation for further discussion and explanation if required.
At the first hearing the court insist on the presence of both the parties but now the mode of video conferencing is allowed provided the court allows the application. Not sure about POA in divorce matters but in civil matters POA is allowed.
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Dear sir, There are many situation where due to some reason like the one mentioned by you, either party cannot attend the proceedings, You need not worry. You shall file application for POA for divorce and assign any of the relative or yourself can act as POA for your son in the proceedings. Ideally, the court expects parties to be present in first hearing. But you can insist on video conferencing if the circumstances don't allow you to. Thank you
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