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Inlaws married their mentally ill son to me


22-Jun-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I am a hindu woman married fir 33 yrs residing in malaysia...my husband has mental issues. I want to sue my inlaws for marriage of their sick son to me..over the years I hv been emotionally abused and physically tortured by my husband.I repeatedly plead with my brother in india tohelp me but his wife does not allow ....I stood up to my inlaws and raised my voice and wrote to panchayat head about the emotional distress and immidiately my inlaws sent a letter to disowned all of us son me n our 2 children...I want ti know if I can sue them for years of abuse ...they are rich but what they did to me has a lasting trauma to me and my children. Also I will need a lawyer who can take fees after I win ...I hv all the proof all medical records his hospital stays n police case wen I was abused ...pls help
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Answer #1
911 votes
Dear client, you can go for divorce but i need to talk you because I have some questions. As it a matter of matrimonial dispute i need other information to suggest you so can u get relief from this situation. For more details feel free to contact me via Lawrato
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Answer #2
506 votes
there is a simple procedure and easiest way to sue all in the temple of justice and you need to only submit all documents to prove to court for the trauma meted upon you by the people who act to be parents but actually are inhuman in nature need not worry you need a good lawyer
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Answer #3
991 votes
actually you are too late in the day to sue your in laws for the issues with your husband since the years of marriage is a living testimony of your acquiescence to your belated complains. having said that disowning in law is not permissive what is allowed is to either make will Or a gift deed without giving any share to you all. proofs of medical record and abuses and police case can get you a case of residential order and protection order against your in laws. there are ancillary relief which you are entitled to claim against your in laws for which you should meet a counsel of your choice to guide you through this. Tanmoy Chattopadhyay M.Sc (Net), LL.B (Delhi) Advocate High Court, Calcutta
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Answer #4
641 votes
yes you can take legal action what has happened with you . Since you have 2 children and you dont stay here but your cause of action will take place here . Everything could not be understood . Let me know more details about this
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