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wife cheating on husband case
28-Aug-2023 (In Divorce Law)
i have caught my wife cheating on me. I caught a phone which she used to keep contact with a guy. We had a severe fight after which our respective parents have been called. We were unable to find a solution to the problem, hence i decided to keep her away for some time. Its been 5o days since she went her home. Now she and her parents want a compromise. Can i obtain her confession and terms of compromise on a judicial paper which, if required, can be used by me. I dont wish to give her any alimony and she has threatened me to file a domestic violence case,if no compromise is made.
If you and your wife will compromise to each other so u don't worry firstly you will tell your wife in one condition you are agree to compromise with her if your wife sign the agreement paper which is done by you and this paper whatever you will want to her you written as and also in presence of advocate
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Adv. Mukesh Mishra
Delhi | 25+ Answers
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Yes we can take an affidavit / undertaking from her.
Please contact immediately to discuss further course of action. As if she is ready to give it now, it's best to take it as this offer never last too long.
Please contact immediately to discuss further course of action. As if she is ready to give it now, it's best to take it as this offer never last too long.
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Adv. Saket Bisaani
Bangalore | 100+ Answers
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It is not clear whether you want to divorce her or not. How question of alimony has arisen? it seems either you or she wants divorce. Compromise of what? Compromise that you will raise any question to her meeting with boy friend which is impossible.
I think you should arrive at a settlement for mutual consent divorce and make her agree for no alimony and other terms.
Before she files any case against you and or your family members you should get Mutual consent divorce case filed.
For details and or legal help you may if so desire, contact me through this site.
I think you should arrive at a settlement for mutual consent divorce and make her agree for no alimony and other terms.
Before she files any case against you and or your family members you should get Mutual consent divorce case filed.
For details and or legal help you may if so desire, contact me through this site.
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Adv. S P Srivastava
Delhi | 200+ Answers
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