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My husband consumes frequent liquor.


02-Aug-2024 (In Divorce Law)
He is becoming a late comer, frequent party hunter. I have asked so many times & his behaviour is same from last 8 to 10 years. I thought he would change. But liquor, anger & short tempered looks never ending process. Can I send him a legal notice asking to stop all these things otherwise I will file for a divorce. Also, where to contact for this. Now it feels enough. I can't take it more. Pls help. He is a Sikh. I'm from punjabi hindu. Told his parents so many times but no results.
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Answer #1
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you should send him legal notice as soon as possible through Advocate so that your husband will know that now are very frustrated and you don't be be hesitate evan take a big action and take legal action against him for more details you can connect with me
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Answer #2
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yes, you can send legal notice to your husband stating therein to stop all his such types of activities If he does not stop these things then you can file divorce against him before the appropriate Family Court..
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