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My husband has sent a lawyer divorce notice with all false allegations


21-Nov-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I'm an Hindu. From the beginning of my marriage, I've been harassed mentally by my in laws and we (myself and husband) have been separated by them for several months straight. We called our relatives to handle the situation and the dispute was settled amicably and all their (husband family) mistakes came to limelight in that meeting. Then we both started to live our life separately (without my in laws interference) happily. After sometime, I was planning for a baby. When probed, I came to know that my husband is spending a lot (to make his parents live luxuriously) and lending money to his brother without my knowledge and that he has no savings for my treatment. When asked to save money limiting the expenditure to his parents and to asked the money he sent to his brother back, he gave me a lawyer divorce notice. He has stated in the notice that I'm greedy for his money. I want to live with my husband peacefully without his parents and brother's interference. Please help.
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Answer #1
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first of all, we need to reply to the notice before things get out of hand. if tomorrow he files a divorce petition, it will be difficult for you to defend the said petition and put forth your points. the notice will have to enlist point by point as to how you were worried about your family's future financially and did not discuss money out of greed.
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Answer #2
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hi in this case you can reply to his notice by proposing restitution of conjugal rights if he still denies to restore your marital life then you can proceed to family court by filing restitution proceedings u/s 9 of Hindu marriage act
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Answer #3
986 votes
If you want to stay with your husband then you should talk to him make him understand the what is proper and right at the moment. Apart from this you can file for maintenance before court of your jurisdiction and kindly rely to that letter. If you don’t reply then the allegations made against you deemed to be accepted
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