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What are my legal options if my wife doesn't want to stay with me


23-Oct-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My wife has left our house. She is staying separately for last 2 months. Her parents are also not interested in resolving the dispute. Her parents seem uninterested or not able to control her. She says she wants divorce, but is not willing to file for it first. She wants me to initiate it. Can i file a case to get her to come back or if not atleast she will have to say in front of court that she wants divorce?
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Answer #1
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You should file petition for restitution of conjugal rights in family court to bring her back with immediate effect before she takes any action. You need to serve her through Court. She will appear and file her reply before the Court.
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Answer #2
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See you can file to get her back in Court. But it's her choice to stay with you or not even after order of the Court. And if she wants you to initiate for divorce then there is better option of Mutual divorce. If both are willing to be separated. So both can apply for divorce in Mutual Consent.
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