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Male filed for divorce last month wife is pregnant with another man


20-Aug-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I am male and I filed divorce a month ago. We are given six months later date for final motion. In this month I came to know my wife is pregnant by some other man. I was shocked as I didn't imagine she would do such thing to me. I want to know will this effect my final hearing because she is taking this pregnancy as an advantage. I don't want to take this responsibility and I really wanted to get divorce for betterment of my family. Please advice what should I do now and how it will effect our final hearing.
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Answer #1
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if you are sure, that the unborn child in the womb of mother is not yours then you can file a case for divorce and a criminal case against the person for adultery. but you need to be sure regarding the same. in case you want to continue with mutual divorce then you can keep your side and negotiate on the terms and conditions.
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Answer #2
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Yes you have all remidy available with you and you can initiate this as per law.
Divorce application preferred mutually so you dont worry at all.
We have to prove this fact and we can make an application for test.
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Answer #3
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My dear friend , as you stated you have filed a petition for divorce before the concerned family court . Have you file mutual divorce petition before the court ? and are you both residing separately ? then don't take burden your self because of it will be clearly showing by your wife side that she is living in illicit relation. In my opinion it will not effect you. You just state in mutual divorce petition that in this cooling off period that you both were living in separate.
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Answer #4
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If you know that the child is not yours, you can divorce the mother and file a criminal charge against her for adultery.
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