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Husband send divorce and puts 3 condition, only then he withdraws case
13-Apr-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I'm married for a year and 4 months and I have a 7 month girl baby. A month before, we had a fight because he did not allow me to see my parents and I had to come to my parents house as my husband and inlaws were rude to me. He sent notice within a week. I don't want divorce and recently his lawyer conveyed 3 conditions my husband puts to go live with him. He's asking me to resign my job, not to see my parents, not to use mobile. He's too hyper and I'm confused to accept the conditions or to proceed legally. But I don't want to say OK to those rules. I want to live with him and make him realise the mistakes he's doing. Please advice me how to proceed because I have a baby girl and don't want to let her down in any situation.
since u want to live with your husband for the sake of you and your girl child of 7 months old , since you love your husband much and would like to live with him try to convince him with your wants and you can definitely make him understand the situation your in laws facing
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you can file a restitution of conjugal rights case before your husband filing the divorce proceedings case. the restitution of conjugal rights case is a good cause of action for you. it will reunion both of you. do not get worries
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Adv. Murali Krishnan Sanjeevi
Chennai | 500+ Answers
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Fine mam..then you should file petition to conjugate your marriage life if u want to live with your husband before the family court and this is the best way to reunion with your husband and addition u can file maintenance petition to get maintenance for your girl baby ..and before that ask your parents to meet and talk with their family members for better solution.
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Adv. Sumathi G
Chennai | 100+ Answers
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If your husband had sent a legal notice, you can very well reply to him politely stating how you both lived happily together and the conditions imposed by you husband is not fair. Please note only if you reply politely, you will have a good case in hand if your husband go to court.
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Adv. Dhalapathy Vignesh Kumar
Chennai | 25+ Answers
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