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Father not accepting my child after giving birth


11-Jul-2024 (In Divorce Law)
I had a marriage 2 years back. I got pregnant. My husband stopped connecting to me after I became pregnant. He would force me t abort my child. I thought things would settle after giving birth to my child. But now he says that he would not accept my child. What should I do now?
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Answer #1
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This is a very serious situation. You should immediately file a case against him for domestic violence and mental torture if you feel that your rights as an individual has been violated. You can also take a Civil course of action.
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Answer #2
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Immediately take legal action against the said person. Give a written complaint to the police. The police will catch him. If the police are not taking your FIR, you can always go to the court and bring an order which will compel the police to start an investigation. At this moment, the pressure which the police will create upon him is very much important.
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