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daughter in law abusing mother and father in law


06-Feb-2025 (In Divorce Law)
My youngest daughter-in-law has physically abused me, treated me like a slave, and pressured me and my husband to leave the house. She demands the property be transferred to my son's name and is threatening to file a 498A case and divorce him. She has left the house and is pressuring my son to stay with her. We cannot live without our son, and he doesn’t want to leave us. What should we do? Please help us. he is our second son. my elder son already leaving separately.
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Answer #1
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I am assumin that the conse building is in the name of one of you, if so you better immediately file a Case in Civil Court to prevent your daughter-in-law from re-entering your house. Though you cannot prevent her filing any complaint against you, you can married her friends in this case.
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Answer #2
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Hello,As you told that youngest daughter-in-law has physically abused you , treated you like a slave, and pressured you and your husband to leave the house also She demands the property be transferred to my son's name and is threatening to file a 498A case and She has left the house and is pressuring your son to stay with her. But your son don’t want to leaves you as well. In this situation it advised that approach local police when she physically abusing you and file complaint against her for harassment and threats under. File domestic violence case againt her.
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Answer #3
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Dear Sir, Since it is your house, You can file a civil case restraining your second daughter in law from entering your house. If any false cases are filed you can get stay order by High Court. Get certified copies of house property and file a civil case immediately.
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Answer #4
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Dear Client, based upon your question, it need a detail discussion to provide proper advice here. here legal steps must require. hope this advice help you. for more detail discussion feel free to contact us.
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Answer #5
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Assuming you're a senior citizen. we can file complaint against your daughter-in-law under the maintenance and welfare of senior citizens and parents act. Get an FIR lodged against her before she takes any action such as a police complaint and/or file a police complaint against you all. Any action she takes after will look like a counter to your complaint.
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