Even if there is a divorce, Hardik's wife will not get 70 percent share, know why?

The lawyer says that even if half of Pandya's property is not in his mother's name, Natasha will not get 70 percent share. When the divorce discussions are still going on, what does the law say? Know how much Natasha can get here

2 Month ago

Ever since the news of divorce between Team India vice-captain Hardik Pandya and his wife Natasha Stankovic surfaced, a theory has been doing the rounds that Natasha will get 70 percent of Hardik's wealth in case of divorce.

After the news between the two surfaced, the matter came to the fore when Natasha recently went out for lunch with Disha Patani's alleged boyfriend and when Natasha was asked to comment on the issue, she responded differently saying "thank you". And after Natasha rejected him, it became quite clear that something was definitely going wrong between the two. There are certainly many questions and discussions after this.

There was talk that Krunal Pandya had said in an interview a long time ago that half of the property of both me and Hardik was in the name of their mother. In such a situation, Hardik's fans were once again happy that in case of divorce, Pandya will not have to give 70 percent share of the property to Natasha, but the lawyer says that even if half of Pandya's property is not in the name of his mother, Natasha will not get 70 percent share. While the divorce discussions are still going on, what does the law say about how much Natasha can get a share of?

The lawyer says that even if Hardik does not have half of the property in his mother's name, Natasha cannot legally get half of Hardik's property in case of divorce. According to lawyers, in case of divorce, the wife is definitely entitled to get maintenance (for herself and children), but only the court decides how much this amount will be, so Natasha cannot get 70 percent or even half of the property in this case.

Such news of divorce gained more strength when Natasha Stankovich wrote this comment on social media, "There is someone who is going to come down the road", Natasha may not have written the name here, but it is understood for whom she used this term.