Cheating, fraud, 420 by husband
16-Jun-2026 (In Divorce Law)
I am swapnali, my husband by his fully concern married me and fraudulent marital case, his pune room occupied by his materrnal uncle and his girl. Husband family asking dowry for stay. Still by knew, he want figure woman, he continued with me and at 7 month pregnancy he shout at my family took me to home.after 498 by court, husband took divorce by mutual concern and given me 5lakh alimony. He hide USA job but fraudly submitted papers. i came in eye, in jan 2026,he is in USA with second wife.
From the facts stated, if the mutual consent divorce decree was obtained by suppression of material facts, fraud, misrepresentation, or concealment of the husband’s actual income, employment, assets, or marital status, you may explore legal remedies before the competent Family Court. If the husband remarried only after the divorce decree became final, such marriage may not by itself be illegal; however, concealment of relevant facts during settlement proceedings can be a significant issue.
You should collect all available evidence regarding his USA employment, income, assets, alleged dowry demands, cruelty, and any documents that were allegedly concealed from the Court. Depending upon the facts and evidence, you may seek appropriate reliefs, including challenging the settlement or pursuing other remedies available under law. A detailed examination of the divorce decree and settlement terms is necessary before taking further action.
You may have legal remedies if your husband concealed his USA employment, misrepresented facts during divorce proceedings or entered into a second marriage without legally disclosing relevant facts. I can help you examine the documents and advise on possible action for fraud, suppression of facts, maintenance or other legal remedies.
Collect and preserve evidence – messages, emails, bank statements, transaction records, photographs, audio/video recordings (where legally obtained), and witness details.
Prepare a detailed chronology of events with dates, places, and supporting documents.
Assess the applicable legal provisions based on the facts, rather than assuming a particular section applies.
File a complaint with the police if the facts disclose a cognizable offence and provide all available evidence.
Send a legal notice where appropriate, depending on the nature of the dispute and the relief sought.
Initiate appropriate civil or family proceedings if the matter involves recovery of money, property, maintenance, custody, or matrimonial disputes.
Seek interim reliefs where necessary, such as protection of assets or other urgent orders available under law.
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