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My sister in law threaten us and mentally torcher my brother plz guide


13-Aug-2025 (In Divorce Law)
I belong to hisar district. 5 months after my marriage my brother got married we met her and family within month they got married. she is very controlling and use very bad language she didn’t do any kind of work. According to her love marriage means no work not even household. My mother is old age doing all household and job.i treat her with love ,respect but she hates me even before i met her.Now she threaten us all the time her family also threaten us.Today her family threaten us .plz help us.
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Answer #1
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helo i am advocate Ajay Godara form Hisar Haryana mana app ki puri detail check kar le ha please case ki puri detail send Kara taki ham app ki puri help kar saka app hame whtup ya email kar sakta hai app ki puri help ki jaya ge
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Answer #2
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Matrimonial dispute involving cruelty, harassment, and threats, attracting action under 498A & 506 IPC/BNS and remedies under the Domestic Violence Act. Grounds for divorce available under Section 13(1)(ia) of the Hindu Marriage Act.
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Answer #3
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Hello Sir/mam There are Various legal Remedies to deal with it Feel free to contact over phone call or whats app for further assistance . Thank You Regards Advocate Kuber Hooda Punjab and Haryana High Court Delhi High Court
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Answer #4
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You should immediately document every incident of abuse, threats, and harassment—keep call recordings, messages, or eyewitness accounts as evidence. Since you and your family are facing repeated threats, you can file a written complaint at your nearest police station or online under Sections 506 IPC (criminal intimidation) and 509 IPC (insulting the modesty of a woman), along with provisions for verbal abuse. Mention that your mother is a senior citizen—this adds protection under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act. If threats persist, you can seek a restraining order or police protection through the court. Avoid confrontation, maintain written communication when possible, and ensure all complaints are made in writing with acknowledgment from police so the matter is officially on record.
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Answer #5
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Hello, In the present circumstances, you may first lodge a formal complaint with the police, detailing the acts and incidents that constitute cruelty. Once the complaint has been registered, you can thereafter proceed to initiate legal action by filing for a contested divorce before the appropriate court, citing cruelty as the ground for dissolution of marriage under the relevant provisions of law.
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