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Chennai court cuts Ravi Mohan alimony to Rs 3 lakh, rejects Rs 40 lakh plea

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A Chennai Family Welfare Court has dismissed a plea seeking Rs 40 lakh in monthly alimony in the ongoing divorce case involving Tamil actor Ravi Mohan. The court instead directed the actor to pay Rs 3 lakh per month until the divorce proceedings are concluded. Additionally, the court granted Ravi Mohan unrestricted visitation rights with his two sons. The ruling resolves key disputes over finances and child access in the prolonged legal battle between Ravi Mohan and his estranged wife Aarti.

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Chennai court cuts Ravi Mohan alimony to Rs 3 lakh, rejects Rs 40 lakh plea · ShortSingh