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In laws not allowing to enter matrimonial home


14-Apr-2023 (In Divorce Law)

Hi, My in-laws are not allowing me to enter their home, How could I move forward to get residential rights. Is it necessary to file DV case against them?

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Answer #1
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Dear Ma'am, Please try to enter inside the house and if they don't allow you then dial 100 number and call the police for your help. You have all the rights to reside in your matrimonial home. I hope this will work out for you and you may not need to file DV Case. Regards,
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Advocate Jai Bansal

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Answer #2
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You can file the domestic violence case against your in laws. So that you take your right in the matrimonial home. Better u seek detail consultation by disclosing complete details, so that exactly can be suggested to do.. Feel free to revert back in case you need any clarification. Regards
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Answer #3
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You have full rights as a wife to stay in your matrimonial house. Unless and until the court grants divorce you cannot be evicted from matrimonial house. In case, your husband is not letting you in then you can file a case for domestic violence to seek the right to reside in the house. IF you are financially not very strong - seek maintenance. You can file a criminal case against your husband and in laws under the domestic violence act, stating that they are not allowing you to stay.
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Advocate Amit Mehta

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Answer #4
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You can seek protection from court by invoking section 12 & other provisions of Protection of Women from Domestic voilence Act. For more detailed advice a detail story with list of dates & event is required.
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Advocate Rohini Kumar

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Answer #5
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Hi, you need to proceed legally. The proper course of action will be briefed you in personal meeting and you will be helped accordingly. You are requested to contact with complete papers whatever you have in your knowledge or possession.
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