Divorce file bcz he make false promises before marriage
05-Jun-2026 (In Divorce Law)
He is saying everything fake regarding our marriage nd m not feel financially secure with him nd even he is not available physically ,emotionally idk but he did fake promises to me nd when i knw everything is lie i dnt want to be with him
Based on the facts stated by you, if your husband obtained your consent for marriage by making false promises, concealing material facts, or misrepresenting his financial status, intentions, or other important circumstances, and after marriage you discovered that those representations were untrue, you may have valid legal grounds to seek appropriate relief under matrimonial laws.
Further, if he is not providing emotional support, financial security, or fulfilling his marital obligations, and the relationship has broken down to the extent that you are unable to continue living with him, you may consider filing for divorce on legally sustainable grounds depending upon the specific facts and evidence available.
It is important to preserve all relevant evidence such as messages, emails, financial records, and any proof of false representations made before or after marriage. A detailed review of the facts by a family law advocate will help determine the most suitable legal remedy, including divorce, maintenance, or other reliefs available under law.
Please consult a local family court lawyer with complete facts and documents for advice tailored to your case.
Thank you for sharing your situation. From a legal perspective, what you’re describing touches upon several important issues: emotional and physical unavailability, financial insecurity, and broken promises regarding marriage. If your husband misrepresented material facts—such as his job, income, living arrangements, or willingness to cohabit—before marriage, you may have grounds to seek legal remedies.
First, if the marriage is less than one year old and you haven’t cohabited after discovering the fraud, you could explore annulment on grounds of fraud or misrepresentation under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (or relevant personal law). Alternatively, you can file for divorce on grounds of cruelty, as emotional unavailability, false promises, and financial neglect constitute mental cruelty. You may also file a petition under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, claiming financial, emotional, and physical abuse—this can get you residence rights and maintenance. For financial security, you can claim maintenance under Section 125 CrPC or the DV Act, regardless of whether you live separately.
Regarding his claim that everything is “fake,” if he never intended to honor marital obligations, that reinforces your case for fraud. Before taking any step, collect evidence: messages, call recordings, proof of false promises, financial documents, and any witness statements. Consult a local family lawyer to file the appropriate petition. Importantly, do not feel compelled to stay in a relationship that causes you emotional or financial harm—Indian courts recognize that a marriage without trust, companionship, or security is not sustainable. You have the right to seek separation, maintenance, and protection.
Aapke husband ne jo fraud aur emotional abandonment kiya hai, uske khilaf aapko strong legal rights hain. Aap Cruelty aur Fraud ke basis par divorce file kar sakti hain. Sath hi, apni financial security ke liye aap Section 125 CrPC (ya new law BNSS) ke tehat monthly maintenance aur kharcha claim kar sakti hain. Ye emotional aur economic torture Domestic Violence ke andar aata hai, jisme court aapko compensation dilwa sakta hai. Proper legal action aur complete consultation ke liye aap mujhse contact kar sakti hain, hum aapko poora justice dilwayenge.
Regards,
Advocate Sudesh
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