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I am married since 2019 and we have a 6-year-old son from the marriage


28-Jun-2026 (In Divorce Law)
I am married since 2019 and we have a 6-year-old son from the marriage. Due to continuous marital issues, we are now at a stage where separation is being considered. Over a long period, there have been repeated conflicts and communication issues between us. My wife has on multiple occasions sent messages on Facebook Messenger stating that she will divorce me. I have preserved more than 100 such messages as record. Despite these repeated statements, I have continued to try to maintain the marri
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Answer #1
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The facts stated by you require a detailed examination of the entire matrimonial history, the Facebook Messenger conversations, and other supporting documents before any legal opinion can be formed. Merely on the basis of the information provided, it would not be appropriate to conclude your legal rights or the strength of your case. Since issues relating to divorce, child custody, maintenance, and electronic evidence are involved, you should have all relevant records examined by an advocate, who can assess the facts in detail and advise you regarding the appropriate legal course of action based on the applicable law and evidence.
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Answer #2
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Based on the facts stated, the Facebook Messenger conversations may constitute relevant electronic evidence, provided their authenticity is established in accordance with law. However, repeated statements expressing an intention to seek divorce alone do not automatically entitle either party to a decree. The outcome depends upon the entire matrimonial conduct, documentary evidence, and surrounding circumstances. Before initiating or defending any proceedings, have all records thoroughly examined by a competent matrimonial lawyer to determine the most appropriate legal strategy and safeguard your rights, including those relating to child custody, maintenance, and matrimonial reliefs
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Answer #3
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hi if you want to continue with the marriage then you could file a petition in court for restitution of conjugal rights and if if you want to file for divorce then you could file a petition in court for regarding the same and obtain necessary relief
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