I am not in India wife is troubling parents can she file case

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I am not in India wife is troubling parents can she file case

11-Feb-2023 (In Divorce Law)

my 1st marriage broken. My 2nd marriage with a divorcee. not registered . since she is poor I spent money for marriage and all inc child birth. Now a female child of two years old but last I saw at her sixth month only. my parents are villagers and innocent and patients. they fear about my life. But my mother in law misguide her and whenever we go to see child they fight. All jewels including our jewel and her salary (not even a single rupee) with her mother only. Now I am NRI & she came to home stayed for one month and fight with my parents and is there a chance she file a dowry case now?

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LawRato LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2016-02-11T10:26:21+05:30

What was the reason for the quarrels? Does she wants to set up a separate family out of your home? If you are a NRI, why did you not initiate steps to take her abroad with you? Whether she can file dowry harassment case, the question is she cannot be stopped if she decides to file one. In such an event you may have to obtain AB first and then challenge her false cases in he court. If your parents are being tortured by her r by her mother, they can very well file a criminal complaint against them for intimidation and other offences. You have to decide about continuing the relationship and saving the marriage or not. If reconciliations are possible, at least for the sake of infant child, why dont you give a try? You must be aware that whether your this second marriage was registered or not, the solemnisation of marriage is a valid proof for your marriage. You cannot deny it or escape from the marital obligations.