Want guidance for divorce and filing a infidelity case against husband
26-Aug-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My husband is having relationship with another woman and has illegitimate son with her.
I am living separately with 9yr old son since last 1 yr.
My husband was not living with me since last 4-5 yr. I was staying with my in-laws.
Now I want to know what options I have . How to and what are cases I can file against him.
You can file for divorce on the ground of cruelty. Further maintenance for yourself as well as for your son can be claimed. Also you can sue your husband for bigamy if he has married the other lady. However better advice can be given once you share the real intent of yours before suing your husband in a court of law. Please feel free to contact
Thanks
After perusing the contents of your query, we would like to advise you that you have certain options available under the law like filing a domestic violence complaint under section 12 and seek compensation. Further you can file petition under section 125 CrPc and seek monthly maintenance. Lastly you can directly file a divorce petition on the ground of cruelty
You can file for divorce on the grounds of cruelty and even bigamy, if your husband is already married to the other women. You can also file a case for maintenance for yourself as well as for your son.
In order to take more precise legal advice, you need to share more elaborated details with me for your case, only then I’ll be able to guide you through. For further assistance please feel free to contact.
hello client as i can see your issues is really a serious issue in your life. in this matter you have got options what you wish to go for as per your own life decission you have take i mean to say what you wish to gor for you are willing to remain in this mattrimonial life or you wish to leave as per tht we are able to advice you what action should be taken . so you have to clear your views first.
What does the Section say? The duration of a divorce by mutual consent varies from six to 18 months, depending on the decision of the court. ...
Cruelty. Cruelty may be physical or mental cruelty. ...
Adultery. ...
Desertion. ...
Conversion. ...
Mental Disorder. ...
Communicable Disease. ...
Renunciation of the World.
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