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Mental cruelty? Non-consummation? Impotency? Please help


07-Nov-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My husband and I have been married now for 2 years. I am staying away from my husband for the past 7 months. He suffers from Erectile Dysfunction and Anelaculation problems. We had Partial sex maybe 5-10 times as there was zero ejaculation. but he is able to masturbate. Also, after repeated warnings, he has not taken his issue seriously and is least interested in sex and he was not ready to go for any tests nor willing to take tablets etc.. Even other aspects are also negative. Father in law is a retired Judge and even his brother is a Judge. They said no to Mutual. Right from day one it seems they were preparing for the case and they did know the problem of the Husband. For proof, I have taken him to two doctors and visited each of them thrice (a total of 6 visits). I have the prescription in which they clearly gave tablets, gel, etc only to my husband. But there are no Diagnostic tests or reports There is audio proof wherein he accepts that his disability with my Father.
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Answer #1
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It looks like your husband side is trying to protect their dignity. But no need to worry. If they are not willing for mutual consent then you can file for contested divorce for which you have sufficient grounds. Let them contest the case and let them use their influence. If you have guts then you can proceed further.
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Answer #2
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if there is no consumption of marriage due to the erectile dysfunction of your husband then you can go for anal invite of the marriage set is a good reason of importance to get null and void without fighting them in the legal battle you will lose life and have a long legal battle double to have a null and void decree husband
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Answer #3
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In this case, 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 speak 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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