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Filing DV and DH for a divorce case


28-Jun-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Sir my husband has filed divorce after competition of 13 months after my marriage on mental creulty. My inlaws and my husband is saying that they have planned prior regarding divorce. There have been many instances of DV and dowry harasment in my marital life. My son was 52 days old and was admitted in hospital during his filing. We did not accept the expectations during baby shower. My inlaws are govt employees.can this petition be barred by limitation. I do not want divorce. We have a son.
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Answer #1
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You can very well contest the divorce petition filed by your husband. In addition you can file case against domestic violence and dowry harassment. Your position looks stronger. Infant is additional responsibility.
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Answer #2
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you should contest the divorce case filed by her husband in the appropriate Court I am you can also file a petition for restitution of conjugal rights at the same court ISI are not contesting the case if you are not attending the court the relief sought by your husband that is the diverse will be granted to him make an appropriate before The Honorable Court and continue their proceeding in accordance with law
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