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She filed judicial seperation against me
16-Aug-2026 (In Divorce Law)
My second marriage has turned into a nightmare due to my wife's infidelity, hidden affairs, and unexplained financial discrepancies where her spending far exceeds her salary. When I confronted her and asked her to change, she retaliated by filing for judicial separation. Relatives have confirmed a pattern of multiple confidential affairs, and I need guidance on how to legally gather proof, protect myself, and take appropriate legal action against her.
there is no information as to children through your 2nd marriage which is very necessary to give you peoper guidance.
As she deserted you to your fate in the name of judicial separation, then what necessary to you to be continued matrimonial relationship with her?
When you are deliberately exposed about her multiple affairs with others and spending heavily without your knowledge then why should you tolerate all her tortures forever.
You are further advised to quit her quickly legally. Recent spreading various News items revealing that husbands have life threats in the hands of such women or her lovers.
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Adv. Kadagala Rambabu Naidu
Srikakulam | 200+ Answers
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If the allegations of infidelity, concealed relationships and financial misconduct are supported by credible evidence, you should not respond emotionally or rely merely on relatives’ statements. Preserve lawful evidence—messages, financial records, communications and other admissible material—and place it before the Family Court.
If you are governed by the Hindu Marriage Act, adultery and cruelty are statutory grounds for divorce, and judicial separation is also available.
Do not hack accounts, secretly obtain private data, threaten her, or fabricate evidence. A properly drafted defence/counterclaim should be based only on provable facts and legally admissible evidence.
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Adv. Pavani Kumari
Guntur | 400+ Answers
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Infidelity may constitute a ground for divorce depending on the applicable personal law and the facts of the case. However, allegations should be supported by legally admissible evidence rather than assumptions or statements from relatives.
You should preserve relevant lawful evidence such as communications, financial records, travel or accommodation records and other documents that are already in your lawful possession. Avoid hacking accounts, secretly accessing devices, impersonating anyone or obtaining private information through unlawful means.
Since judicial-separation proceedings have already been initiated, the allegations, evidence and financial issues should be properly raised through the appropriate pleadings and proceedings. The court can determine the relevance and evidentiary value of the material. You should also avoid making defamatory allegations outside the legal proceedings.
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Adv. Mrudhula Jahnavi
Serilingampally | 200+ Answers
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if she had multiple affairs gather evidence through phone data or whattsapp chats and video and audio recordings first go and complaint with your evidences in sakhi ...they will take care of the rest...
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Adv. Katla Vijaykumar
Secunderabad | 50+ Answers
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To address the claims of infidelity and financial discrepancies, you must systematically secure bank statements, digital messages, and call detail records (CDRs). For any electronic evidence to be admissible in court, it must be accompanied by a Section 63 Certificate under the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023. You can contest her judicial separation petition by filing a detailed Written Statement highlighting her misconduct, and counter-file for divorce under Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act on the grounds of adultery and mental cruelty. Under Section 125(4) CrPC / Section 144(4) BNSS, a wife living in adultery is disentitled from claiming maintenance; presenting proof of her employment and hidden financial assets will further block interim maintenance claims under Section 24. Concurrently, notify your banks to freeze or restrict operations on joint accounts and secure all original property deeds in your name.
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Adv. Naga Sudharsanarao Chinchili
Guntur | 5+ Answers
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