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Husband wants to give divorce but I don't want to


14-Apr-2023 (In Divorce Law)

Hi we are married since 1.6 yrs and my husband never wants to come home we stay alone without our inlaws.he alwyz saus stay at your moms place n never allows me to stay at his parenrts house too..he says he wants rest n sleeps at his parents home n never allows me to stay there..few months bck he had spoken to me bou mutual divorce which i dont want to give him..he said i want to stay in peace n will opt for judicial separation until divorce..but i dont want to give him divorce ..i want to stay with him.pls help. thanks

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Answer #1
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Dear Sister, Mutual divorce is possible only when both parties agree to leave each other. Here in your case, you are not ready and interested to separate from this relation. You are valuing the relation. Don't loose heart. try for a mediation. I think it is better to have a mediation from some known third party. You seek the help of some reliable people from your family and discuss the matter. if possible you can go for some counselling also. Regards, manoj
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Answer #2
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are you residing separately, if so since how long if you are residing separately what is the reason for separation, who is at fault, answer to all these questions are required to know for suitably instructing you in the matter
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Answer #3
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You are not interested give for Divorce, then you have file Case under the section 9 of Hind Marriage Act if you both are Hindu. Note: Separation: Both of you not in contact in any manner and not marry any one.
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Answer #4
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Since your husband wants a divorce and you don't, you can file a petition for "Restitution of Conjugal Rights" - which basically means that you want to stay with your husband, and you want the intervention of the Court for it. You have mentioned judicial separation but it is unclear if you have opted for it and if he has applied for it.
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