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Hi this is aliya kha my husband violent


05-Apr-2026 (In Divorce Law)
I want no my home thing he not allowed me to sift all things mine... But he making me drama when try take
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Answer #1
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Send a polite but firm message or legal notice (through a lawyer is better) giving him a short deadline (e.g., 7 days) to let you collect your things peacefully, preferably with a friend or family member present. Mention specific date/time when you wants to come. This creates a paper trail
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Answer #2
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If you have any questions ask them clearly if you want divorce you need to give legal notice if you want to stay with him, go to the bharosa cell for settlement, if you have marriage issues go to the relationship marriage counselor
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Answer #3
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From what I have understood that your husband is not letting you access your personal belongings but you have a right to claim your own belongings and no one can unlawfully prevent you from taking them. If he is creating issues or stopping you, You can go to the police for help or file a complaint
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