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Not allowing to see My Child And Told Me To Divorce Her
20-Nov-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Hii.. I was married on 6th Feb 2022. After she came to Chennai, on the 1st day itself she tried to separate myself with my family.. She fought with me in the middle of the road, asking why my mother came to Chennai for purchasing things. My mother not even suggested her for buying things.. my mother just came as a spectator.. After my mother left Chennai, her behaviour was changed.. we lived happily only for 25 days and her pregnancy was confirmed on March 21.. She told to bring my mother to Chennai for her help. Again she started fighting with me and went to her hometown.. Her total family behaviour issue.. till now not talking to me.. she came to Chennai on Aug for 10 days and stayed without even talking to me.. she packed all her household things and left Chennai.. my baby born on Nov 11. not informed me.. we went to see child in hospital.. after that we went home to see my child.. she not allowed to enter her house to see my child.. she told me to divorce her.. suggest me wat to do
First of all it is for you to decide whether to continue with this marital relationship or end it. If you want to continue with the relationship then you can seek help from elders to settle the issues between you and your wife. If you do not want to continue then you can file a petition for divorce after 6th February 2023.
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Dr. S. Diraviam Dinesh
Chennai | 500+ Answers
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what is the actual reasons for non willing ness of marital life with you ?
where is her home town?
you can file a restitution of conjugal rights petition and ask the court to direct her to live with you.
file a visitation right petition before the jurisdictional court to see your child and later try to get the custody of the child..
set up a mediation presided by your senior family members and have a amicable talk to compromise and sought out the issues
where is her home town?
you can file a restitution of conjugal rights petition and ask the court to direct her to live with you.
file a visitation right petition before the jurisdictional court to see your child and later try to get the custody of the child..
set up a mediation presided by your senior family members and have a amicable talk to compromise and sought out the issues
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Adv. Rajendran
Chennai | 25+ Answers
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