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Thanks for the A2A.As Ritu Gupta and Nitin Lalani have pointed out with their kind words, Kuvera doesn't handle your money, since it's routed from your bank account to BSE to asset management companies.In the event of a redemption request placed through our platform, the amount redeemed would directly come to your bank account, as registered with AMC during investment.Other than this, our privacy policy clearly states that we do not share your personal info with any third party, without your explicit consent, and not compelled by law of the jurisdiction.When processing your trades, we have to share your personal KYC details with BSE, AMC, and BillDesk - but that's required for the process itself, and it's all regulated under SEBI (Security Exchange Board of India).Finally, we're a SEBI registered investment advisory service; and that means we have to operate within guidelines and rules dictated by SEBI. We have a fiduciary responsibility to do the right thing for our investors, which believe or not the brokers do not.Overall, Mutual fund industry is highly regulated. If you can trust a digital wallet with recharge and money transfer; know that our compliance bars are much higher.

Adoption effects a change in the child’s parentage. The adoptive parents become the legal parents for all purposes, including the duty to support.When a child is adopted, a necessary condition precedent is that the parental rights of the original parents be terminated—this might be done voluntarily or involuntarily, but it requires a court order in any event. (If a mother places a baby for adoption, and the father really does want the baby, he should show up in the adoption court, object to the termination, and sue out for custody.) As a result, the natural parents lose any legal relationship to the child. As persons with no relationship to the child, they also have no duty to support it. It’s worth noting that the father of a baby who is adopted out is also excused from support, for the same reason. I’ve encountered some number of men who were quite keen on their children’s adoptions so they would get off the hook for support.Now if the baby was not really adopted, and just lives with its grandparents or some other third party (and this includes the Children and Youth Services agency and the like), the mother is a noncustodial parent, just as she would be if the baby lived with the father, and the third party absolutely can sue the mother for support.There’s no sex discrimination in the support law; women can and do have to pay support when they become noncustodial parents, and the “income share” model which is the overwhelmingly favored Guideline system, explicitly premises itself on the notion that both parties are liable for support. As there’s no point making the custodial party pay their share of the support to themself, it’s “noncustodial parents,” not simply “fathers,” who have to pay support.The fact that women tend to be child-support plaintiffs (i.e. custodial parents) is a relic of a larger society that still unquestioningly believes that “women make better custodial parents because they’re more ‘nurturing’.” (This is more a result of inertia than bias, in my two decades of appearances in family court. While mothers get primary custody in the majority of stipulations, I’ve never seen any particular bias toward mothers in contested custody cases.)