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What to do if wife has left home and not coming back
10-Apr-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My wife is not living with me, she is returned her home. i scolded my wife father, that only she is not come with me. I went women's police station, gave a petition. They called my wife family and talk to them. They are not convenience. They asking me to divorce.My wife is not talking to me.I want to live with my wife. Am not ready to lose my wife for anyone. What i need to do, please give your ideas....
you can file a petition before the family court for Restitution of Conjugal Rights requesting your wife live with you. Have you got children. Apart from filing petition counseling will help you for your reunion with your wife. proper and correct advice can be given only after personal meeting.
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Adv. R.Rengaramanujam
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How do I get my wife to come back?
Changes must be made within. Sometimes, we cant build relationships because of our poor relationship with ourselves. ...
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Share your emotions. ...
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Hi sir/madam.
If you really feel and live with her mean go and compromise sir .
Otherwise only one option is there you go to file RCR PETITION family court
If you really feel and live with her mean go and compromise sir .
Otherwise only one option is there you go to file RCR PETITION family court
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Adv. D Parthibhan
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First of all my wishes to you that you want to live with your wife. You approach an Advocate and give him details. You can file Restitution of Conjugal Rights in your jurisdictional Court and she has to appear for that case and you will have a chance of mediation. You can solve your problem. If any doubts please call me.
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Adv. K. Venkatesan
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file a petition for restitution of conjugal rights. Court will give counselling to reconcile the difference of opinion and for reunion. Police station wont works in the matrimonial matters. only you want to seek court for better remedy.
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Adv. Satish Kumar
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Hello Sir,
You can file a restitution of conjugal rights case before Family court and if the court finds out that your wife have left without proper reason then court will order your wife to resume the conjugal relationships.
You can file a restitution of conjugal rights case before Family court and if the court finds out that your wife have left without proper reason then court will order your wife to resume the conjugal relationships.
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Adv. M. Dheenadhayalan
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When a spouse leaves home and refuses to return, it can be a challenging and emotionally distressing situation. Here are some steps to consider in such a scenario:
- Communication: Initially, try to open a line of communication with your spouse. It's important to understand the reasons for their departure and if there are any underlying issues that can be resolved through dialogue.
- Legal Consultation: If your spouse's absence continues, consult with a family lawyer. They can provide guidance on legal options available to you, especially the option for filing for restitution of conjugal rights in the appropriate court.
- Filing for Divorce: If reconciliation is not possible, and you wish to end the marriage, you may file for divorce. In India, you can file for divorce on grounds such as cruelty, desertion, adultery, etc. Your lawyer will guide you through the divorce process.
- Maintenance and Support: If your spouse has left and is not providing for the household, you may seek legal remedies for maintenance and financial support, especially if you have children to care for.
- Legal Separation: In some cases, legal separation may be an option. This is a formal arrangement that allows you to live apart while addressing issues such as property, custody, and support without dissolving the marriage. It's a step toward divorce if reconciliation remains unlikely.
- Consultation with Local Authorities: If your spouse's absence is unexplained, you may consider seeking assistance from local authorities, such as the police or a social worker, to locate your spouse.
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Adv. Chikirsha Mohanty
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You can file a court case under Section 9 of Hindu Marriage Act of 1955, which stipulates restitution of conjugal right. Restitution of conjugal right is the Court intervening in a case and directing the party to rejoin the spouse because they may have abandoned the other.
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According to Section 19 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, a petition for restitution of conjugal rights shall be presented to the District Court within the local limits of whose jurisdiction one of the following conditions is met:
- The marriage was solemnized in that jurisdiction.
- The respondent (the party against whom the petition is filed, in this case, your wife) resides in that jurisdiction at the time of presenting the petition.
- The parties to the marriage last resided together in that jurisdiction.
So, you have the option to file the petition in any of the above courts.
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