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10-Sep-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My husband lives in Ireland. I live in kolkata working under a psu bank and living in rental accommodation provided by bank. My parental home is nearby and one or both parents stay at my place most of time . My in laws staying at different city and demanding me to either get transfer or transport 4 days in week from their home, my husband supported the idea also adding that I should take care of them financially and my parents should not stay with me in my flat. He is earning 4 times greater than me at that time. Because of these first he demanded divorce and now told me specifically not to contact him unless I agreed to the conditions. My in laws having 2 27 yrs old unmarried unemployed daughter living with them and they also making the thing worsen . Currently I am not in contact with my husband and he does not have any plan to return anytime soon. My all belongings are left in my in laws place which includes jewelleries from my father for marriage. What to do? Should I file divorce?
dear client as per your query since you don't want to live with your husband you can file for divorce and also can file for maintenance before this if you want you can silently take your belongings from there you can consult me online...
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Adv. Priyanka Singh
Adv. Priyanka Singh
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As per your query in law rato, first you take back your belongings back and then file a divorce against your husband. If your husband agree for mutual divorce then file mutual divorce or else you need to file contested divorce.
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Adv. Subhankar Sanyal
Adv. Subhankar Sanyal
Kolkata | 200+ Answers
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what you would do is completely your prerogative and as a legal counsel it would be out of my ambit to dictate decision that are intrinsic to your life. having said that let me help you with the legal remedies that might clarify and assuage the doubts running in your mind. first the stridhan Or the jeweller articles lying with your in laws would get recovered by due process of law even if you choose not to file divorce so in any case those articles would come back to you. you can either file a criminal case of breach of trust or civil case under pwdv act to recover those article. now coming to the divorce since your husband also wanted to take divorce so the best way forward would be to go for mutual divorce if you two can agree to the terms of the divorce.
Tanmoy Chattopadhyay,
M.Sc (Net), LL.B (Delhi),
Advocate,
Hon'ble High Court, Calcutta.
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Adv. Tanmoy Chattopadhyay
Adv. Tanmoy Chattopadhyay
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Divorce is a huge decision and it needs immense mental strength to take such a decision.. Firstly it’s important for you to consider to point 1. Do u want to take divorce? 2. Do u need any sort of alimony or maintenance? These two things are very important to be considered before taking the divorce.. it is only then at any point of time u can take divorce.. For any further assistance contact on my details given
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Adv. Rupsa Mukherjee
Adv. Rupsa Mukherjee
Kolkata | 25+ Answers
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Mam, you have several options to have a proper solution.
Do u have any Child?
you need strategies on how to attack with proper homework so that it doesn't end futile and most importantly you need to obtain a sufficient amount of money before filing divorce, detailed discussion is very important to get proper justice in accordance with the Laws of the land.
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Adv. Simontini Bhadra
Adv. Simontini Bhadra
Kolkata | 25+ Answers
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