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Husband not ready to live with me but i do not wish to give divorce
20-May-2023 (In Divorce Law)
my hubby dont want our reltn to b carried further n i want to what shal I do?its love marriage ,actually v wer in reltn for 4 years n he nvr wantd to marry me but 1 day he came to my office n misbehaved n my parents came to know abt our affair so they took step of our marriage,n so v got married.it was gng good til feb end n after that with minor reasons v both had a quarrel n my hubby started to put allegations n torture me beat me n mental harras me..I thought things vl chnge by kpng calm I didn't told my family.I was at my moms home fr some dayz cz my hubby called my parents nd askd thm to take me away fr few dayz at their place..my inlaws went to Arunchal pradesh in the mnth of april I.e on 1st n wer suppose to return on 22 but as my hubby called my parents on 7th to take me n called his parents on 10 to return so they arrived on 13th april.I returd on 22nd nd then found dt my in-laws ws in favour of my huby n acted as told by him.
there are a lot of things that you can do for saving your marriage. the first being, working upon it to be a healthy relationship and avoiding conflicts.
if he insists on filing for a divorce and does so without mutual permission from you, u can defend your case in the court of law..
there is something called as Restitution of conjugal rights which can work in your favour at a later stage.
if he insists on filing for a divorce and does so without mutual permission from you, u can defend your case in the court of law..
there is something called as Restitution of conjugal rights which can work in your favour at a later stage.
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Ma'am
Where are you staying right now ? If with parents return to your husband's house if you want as you have the right to stay there .If you don't want the divorce he cannot force you to agree and is only option is to file a contested divorce to win that he will have to prove his allegation on the grounds of which he is seeking the divorce.
Where are you staying right now ? If with parents return to your husband's house if you want as you have the right to stay there .If you don't want the divorce he cannot force you to agree and is only option is to file a contested divorce to win that he will have to prove his allegation on the grounds of which he is seeking the divorce.
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Adv. Shalini Devi
Mumbai | 400+ Answers
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As of now, you can file a case for cruelty to stop the harassment.
Although unless your husband leaves you and starts to stay at a different location, or he files for divorce, there is not much in law that can help you.
As you two are together already, the law cannot force him into anything else.
Although, there are certain conjugal(marriage related) rights that can be claimed if he isn't giving them to you.
Although unless your husband leaves you and starts to stay at a different location, or he files for divorce, there is not much in law that can help you.
As you two are together already, the law cannot force him into anything else.
Although, there are certain conjugal(marriage related) rights that can be claimed if he isn't giving them to you.
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hello why ur husband behave like that what he demanded????? now u request him and take meeting of ur both parents and settled that issue....if after that issue not solve u can send notice through adv to ur husband for living with u and after that u can filed suit for divorce....
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Adv. Amol Bhujbal Balasaheb
Pune | 25+ Answers
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