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Want divorce from husband. But he is not willing


24-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
After having daughter my husband has not given us time. I am at my parents place since daughter birth.its been 2 years now. He just give monthly allowance and visit us according to his time. He has fought with me several times and also threatened me to death. I am not willing to live with him now. I have asked him for mutual consent..but now he is saying he wants to raise the child.he has not taken home since childs birth. Only few times just to visit his parents. His parents have never came to discuss about our future.but my parents went several times for patch up.but after that also he treated us same.
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Answer #1
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you may file divorce petition under section 13 of Hindu Marriage Act . you have also several ways to fight for your right. In case of divorce, cruelty is best ground for you. if your husband gives you monthly maintenance then also you have right to claim for increasing it.
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Answer #2
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You have exclusive right to claim divorce and have right to receive permanent lifetime alimony for yourself and for your daughter. If he deny for same you can file criminal application under Domestic Violence Act and can claim protection orders under said law.
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