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File for divorce in less than 3 months of marriage


30-May-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My sister got married in March 2021, however withing 2,1/2 months of marriage things have gone south. The marriage took place in Temple with full procedure and pic were clicked, however registration is not yet done. She was not being treated properly at their in laws house. They use to abuse her parents in front of her. Made her work like a maid when all had covid and kept on complaining abt it, told that they are spending money on her medications for the covid and she should return something and the husband kept quite. She does not want to go back anymore, she has received some jewelry from her parents that too is left with the in-laws. Can she stay separate and not go back, will there be any consequences that the boys side can take?
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Answer #1
800 votes
She can stay separate that should not be an issue however there are different procedures with which you can take your sisters husband to the court and register a case of violence and ill treatment which can help your sister to get proper justice.
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Answer #2
998 votes
Hello it would be perfectly fine for your sister to stay separate from an abusive husband. what is important to remember is gather evidence against the cruelty that your sister was made to go through. Also staying separate will not take away her entitlement for maintenance against her husband. that being said her husband can initiate a process of restitution of conjugal right against your sister but that can't force your sister to return in any case.
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Answer #3
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the girl must file a general diary before local police station with copy to womans cell and call for the boy and his family things can be sorted in one blow if the girl and her family wishes to, full details are necessary for proper guidance
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