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My wife not allowing me meet my 2 year old child


09-Feb-2023 (In Divorce Law)
We are married for 6 years, Just after few days of marriage, my wife starts complaining about my mother and convinced me to stay with me in my working place. Her actual intention was to prepare for a job and her father can also stay with her. In her family, she is the only child and her mother has expired. She never wants to go to my parent's house and always try to force me to stay away from my home and also not allowing me to send money to my mother. During the stay, she always made abusive comments about me and my mother and brother. After getting a job in her hometown, I observed that her behavior was changed and she is always trying to show herself as an unmarried woman at her workplace. By checking her phone I found that she is emotionally attracted to one of her colleagues. I questioned her about that, she just denied and abused me very badly. when I left her house, she is not allowing me to meet my 2-year-old son, for child future, I want my child custody. What should I do?
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Answer #1
903 votes
You are the natural guardian of your son & nobody can stop you to meet to your 2 years child you can file custody case & without asking for divorce . If you can prove that your wife is having another affair you can get divorce immediately without even contest
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Answer #2
771 votes
See no one has any right to prevent you from exhibiting your fatherhood to your son. If your wife is doing so, it simply amounts to cruelty, and is a ground for divorce as well. Apart from the custody point of view, the mother's right prevails over her spouse for a minor child. My advice please resolve this issue amicably at least from the perspective of your minor child. Its the question of his future! Please involve family elders first rather than seeking a lawyer's intervention.
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Answer #3
532 votes
you may file application under guardianship and wards act for his custody and for visitation . you may file this application before district court. Both of you are the natural guardians of the child..
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