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Husband wants to separate but not initiating legally


16-Feb-2024 (In Divorce Law)
I was married in 2018 . After several attempts for reconciliation made by me & our family , my husband was adamant he wanted to move out of this marriage . In Dec 2022 bcz of the circumstance created by him , I had to move out. It started taking a toll on me mentally and physically. My husband wants to get separated from me whereas I never wanted to . It’s been more than 1 year since I moved out, he never contacted me. He wants to separate but not initiating anything legal .What does it mean?
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Answer #1
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Hello, Hope you are well. If you also wish to get separate legally or divorce you can initiate a divorce case by yourself in Hon’ble Family Court of your jurisdiction. if you want to stay and continue the marriage then you should initiate a application under section 9 for Restitution of conjugal right in the Hon’ble Family Court
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Answer #2
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Hi Good Afternoon, In your case it seems that your husband trying to harass you mentally and physically so you can take legal action against him. then he will proceed. it might be he thought that if any legal action if you taken against him then then it will go against him only. but in Matrimonial dispute your husband thought that he has only weapon which is Divorce. but wife can claim multiple cases against husband. you have the multiple legal ways to survive your marriage. and court will understand the facts. so some various legal strategies have to use for marriage. for more legal strategies and details then contact us and visit out website
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Answer #3
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In your case , your husband is avoiding legal proceedings because he is at fault and doesn't want to bear any responsibility of maintainence or alimony. He may be aware that if he initiates any legal proceeding court will ask him to resume his marital life and provide you with maintainence and if he divorces the he will have to pay alimony too.
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