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Getting Mehr and other rights upon divorce under Sharia Law
My husband and I married under Sharia Law. At the time of marriage, he provided a title deed stating that an apartment is not mortgaged in order to give it to me as my Mehr.
He promised to transfer the property within 5 days after the marriage. 8 months later, my husband claims that the apartment is actually mortgaged (not fully paid yet) and he refuses to transfer it stating that I do not deserve it and accusing me of being a bad wife.
He even stopped supporting me financially and he abuses me physically and emotionally. I have filed a complaint to the police after he hit me.
How can I get my Mehr? The apartment is mortgaged while I think it is not. How can I get a divorce without losing my rights?
Will I get compensation for not being financially supported?

Dear questioner,
We can help you in your divorce process in UAE courts, without losing your rights.
Further, we will make sure you get your Mehr.
If need be, kindly contact us at 0547929801 for a detailed discussion or write us at legalhelp@mydubailawyer.com for further assistance

Yes, you can file a case (divorce case) and be sure that you will take all your rights, and also once you start the case, you will have provisional alimony until the case finishes.
In the same case, you will ask for your Mehr (dowry), and all other rights. The case will take almost 7 months.

Hello,
First of all, in order to file any divorce suit, you need to hire a lawyer and in due process, we can file for your Mehr.
We will try to provide you with reasonable fees after getting the necessary documents from you and hold a conference.
Please call us or send us an email.

Hi,
As you mentioned that the apartment is your Mahr declared at the time of marriage, then that is your right and your husband has to give you.
As a wife, you have the right to get maintenance from your husband according to his financial status. You should approach Personal status court for your rights.
Please contact me on the phone for further consultation.