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Marriage not consummated - Annulment or divorce


20-May-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Married in June 2020. I’m 35, he’s 36. Came frm his home in 2 weeks. He lost job due to issues wth the mgmnt bt acted like resigned.He met with an accident in 2 months & stayed wth my fmly til leg was fine. I took care of finances & medical expnses & hlpd pay his loan. He hid he ws diabetic bt i came to know. took sugar &cholesterol tests & to doctor. Aftr leg ws alright he changd. He ws jobless so daily he got money frm me & wnt to find job. In Feb he got a job wth low pay. Daily he got money fr fuel. He stayd in my home as it ws near.Hs dad asked hm to cntrl me & get my salary. He sent his relatives to ask money. He hs premature ejaculation & ED,he took tablet megalis. he hs financial issues.His dad wil sleep in Morning. aftr v go to bedroom he’ll cal hm at 12, 2 am etc.He told his dad wants to separate us. Nw hs dad is sick so he went & got manipulated. nw he demands me to go 2 his home if I need hm He blockd me & isnt responding.I dnt hav evidence fr money he got but online I hav s
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Answer #1
606 votes
If marriage is not consummated then the marriage can be annulled. But non-consummation of marriage must be proved. In your case it may be difficult. In your query you didn't mention about what relief you want from your husband.
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Answer #2
520 votes
it is your choice to decide whether you want to live with your husband or you want to divorce your husband as your title gives annulment for marriage annulment for marriages Limited scope only on importance of non consummation of marriage or any other Grounds which related tournament cruelty is also added whether you want to live together we can file a petition for restitution of conjugal rights at appropriate court and in the mediation and counselling given by the court whether there is a chances for separate residence or to live in your residence any compromise message arrived by you then you can live as but if you are not able to live with him you want to depart with him then you can go for divorce
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Answer #3
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In this case, of course, you can always think twice before doing anything. First, you need to be diced you able to resolve conflict amicable manner with your husband. If it does not work speck with the elders of the family members about your issues. if it does not work positively. Finally, approach counsel on how to step up progress legally. I have a vast practice in that area you can seek my assistance in your matter.
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