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Verbal and physical abuse.. Threatening to sign to transfer property..


10-Mar-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Verbal abusing and now started physical abuse.. I want to warn him because by aged parents doesn't want legal separation due to seven years daughter of mine.. Now I need advice is there any possibility that I can warm him through police station without filing legal complaint.. Because of verbal abuse for eight years .. I can't tolerate his behaviour need some advice how can I warn him. Thank u..
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Answer #1
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Your grievance comes under domestic violence and you can file a complaint before all women police station in your area which will be taken up and your husband will be warned. But caution must be exercised so that this complaint will not be taken as advantage by your husband to file divorce petition.
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Answer #2
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If your aim is to warn him, then you can approach the local police station and file a complaint. They would call him and warn him. Or else you could file a DV complaint before the protection officer against him. It would also have same effect.
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