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Domestic Violance And Forced For Divorce
17-Oct-2025 (In Divorce Law)
My husband and in laws have done domestic violance on me and it has been 4 times I escaped from my in laws house with the help of police and my parents to avoid any domestic violance. And last time my in laws and husband forced me for mutual consent divorce and again when the did domestic violance I escaped and now they filed application for divorce. I don't want divorce I want to run my marriage and want to live with husband peacefully
eyou should go in fo r settlement do not divorce as the contested divorce will take 10 years mutual divorce will take place after 1 year rcr takes one year do you have children you will have take care of your interest file a suit for maintence
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Adv. Spiti Sarkar
Adv. Spiti Sarkar
Greater Noida | 700+ Answers
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If they have decided to dissolve the marriage, it may not be possible to continue the relationship. However, you have two legal remedies available — one is to seek restitution of conjugal rights, and the other is to claim maintenance from your husband. Even if the family court grants a decree for restitution of conjugal rights, no court can compel your husband to live with you against his will. Nevertheless, you are entitled to receive maintenance from him until you remarry.
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Adv. Varun Mittal
Adv. Varun Mittal
Amroha | 25+ Answers
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aapka prakaran parivarik samasya se sambandhit hai insane Ek application file kar sakte hain aur usmein Rahane ke liye Makan Apne Niji kharche tatha yadi bacche Hain To unke liye kharchi Aadi ki Mang kar sakte hain dusra Parivar ke sadasyon ko gharelu sakarit karne ke liye rok sakte hain Teesra agar aap divorce Nahin Chahte Hain ki usmein aap apne Pati ke sath Bani Rahe yah bahut acchi baat hai sambandh Hamesha Bane Rahane chahie Parivar Mein Sab banaa Rahana chahie aap apne use divorce Ke Jo Bhi aapke husband file Karenge ya kiye Honge usmein aap mediation ki Mang kariyega aur usmein apni baat rakhiega vah donon ke Madhya Baat Hogi Samjhauta ho jaega aapka Hansi Khushi Parivar bus jaega
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Adv. Saurabh Mani
Adv. Saurabh Mani
Mau | 100+ Answers
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completely understand your situation. Since you do not want divorce and wish to continue your marriage peacefully, you should immediately submit a written reply (objection) to the divorce petition filed by your husband, clearly stating that you do not consent to divorce and that you wish to save your marriage. This will ensure that the court does not treat the case as “mutual consent.”
You can also file a petition under Section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 for Restitution of Conjugal Rights (RCR) before the Family Court, requesting the court to direct your husband to resume cohabitation and fulfill marital obligations.
At the same time, you may continue to seek protection under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, requesting counseling, protection, and residence orders through the Mahila Thana or Protection Officer. The counseling cell can also assist in reconciliation efforts under court supervision.
Keep all previous police complaints, counseling records, and any evidence of violence safely — they will help you show that you have always acted in good faith to maintain the marriage while protecting yourself from abuse.
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Adv. Aishwarya Panday
Adv. Aishwarya Panday
Lucknow | 100+ Answers
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