Divorce file bcz he make false promises before marriage

597 votes

“The facts disclosed by you indicate that your primary grievance is that your husband allegedly made false promises and representations before marriage, and after marriage you found that he is not providing the emotional, physical, or financial support that was expected. If you have lost trust in the relationship and no longer wish to continue the marriage, you may consider initiating appropriate matrimonial proceedings. At the outset, it is important to collect and preserve all available evidence, including chats, emails, social media messages, photographs, financial documents, and any communications that demonstrate the promises made before marriage and the subsequent conduct of your husband. If his conduct has caused you severe mental anguish, neglect, humiliation, or emotional suffering, you may have grounds to seek divorce on the basis of mental cruelty, subject to the facts and evidence available. If you are financially dependent upon him or require support, you may seek maintenance and litigation expenses under the applicable provisions of law. Where there is economic abuse, emotional abuse, or other forms of domestic violence, remedies under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 may also be available, including residence rights, monetary relief, protection orders, and compensation. However, it must be noted that every false promise or failed expectation does not automatically amount to fraud or a criminal offence. Criminal proceedings should be considered only where there is clear evidence of intentional deception, concealment of material facts, or dishonest inducement from the very beginning. A detailed consultation and examination of the facts and documents would be necessary before advising the appropriate legal course of action.”

Advocate Lalit Saxena LawRato

601 votes

Based on the facts shared by you, if your husband concealed material facts before marriage, made false promises, and is not providing emotional, physical, or financial support, you may have legal remedies available under matrimonial laws. The exact course of action depends on the nature of the misrepresentations and your marital circumstances. You may be entitled to seek divorce, maintenance, and other appropriate reliefs. I would suggest a detailed consultation to understand all facts and documents before advising the best legal strategy.

Advocate Avinash Kumar Singh LawRato

561 votes

mam you should either file a petition for cruelty under the Hindu marriage act or a petition for mutual divorce dv maintenance cases before that try to settle the matter through women's cell you don't want to be with him anymore

Advocate Spiti Sarkar LawRato

605 votes

Hello. Main samajh sakta hu ki aap is waqt bohot mushkil daur se guzar rahi hain. Jhoot aur dhoke par tiki shadi me rehne ke liye kanoon aapko majboor nahi karta. Aap mental cruelty aur fraud ke basis par Divorce ya Nullity of Marriage (shadi radd karana) ke liye legal action le sakti hain. Sath hi apni financial security ke liye aap kanoon ke tehat Maintenance (kharcha) claim karne ki puri haqdari rakhti hain. Sahi legal strategy aur agle kadam tay karne ke liye aap mujhse details me Consultation le sakti hain. Main aapki poori madad karunga. ADV SUDESH KUMAR

Advocate Sudesh Kumar LawRato

997 votes

how much time is going on in your marriage. and tell me about your child. after that we decide for litigation what is best for you. if you feel hurt from his lies, or you have any proof for his lies the. you go for a criminal case for cheating and breach of trust.

Advocate Satish Bhati LawRato