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schezophernia and denies mutual divorce


10-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
HMA: Wife suffering from schezophernia and under treatment before marriage. Details hid from me. Not agreeing for mutual divorce. I moved the court for contested divorce. If family court denies divorce for schezophernia and I don't want to live with her, what need to be done. We have no kids together, but I own a house and I am already 34, worried.
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Answer #1
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Dear Sir, To be frank, Indain laws are married women favoured. Just file few cases afainst her and never pay any Maintenance to her. Frustration is the solution. Please come to my office for more guidance which cinfidential. Have faith in Indian
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Answer #2
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then she is suffering from schezophernia then you need submit all medical records better in court before marriage then cour will consider and they will send notice to appear before court if she won't appear then court will pass expertes order against her you can file Better imidatatly contesting divorce petition before court
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