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Wife hates husband's parents and have insulted them off the limits


23-May-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I got married in October 2016. My wife do not want to visit my parents as I am not posted in another city. As soon as, I make plan to visit my parents, though visit is only for 2-3 days, she acts wierdly and make excuses like she is not well. And if, somehow, I reach my home, she behaves more wierd. She shows least interest. Moreover, she takes all the talks and advices of my parents otherwise. Further, when we live together in my official city, she shows least interest in anything. She doesn't show any interest in any hobby, she doesn't take care of the house, she seldom cook, and she always make excuses not to get intimated. She reports everything, everything means everything like bedroom things to her mother. We are now living separated from last two months. And, I know that I'll not be able to continue like this in future. I have also said the same thing to her but her parents including her not understanding the situation. What should I do?
Answers (4)

Answer #1
713 votes
Sir
In such case you have decide that u Wana opt for the divorce case or not and if yes then u can file a divorce petition under section 13 Hindu marriage act on the grounds of mental harrasment pain and agony as well as non interest of your wife in performing obligations of married life.

Answer #2
770 votes
Sir
U can file a case under section 9 of restitution of conjugal right under Hindu marriage act. By this... court order her to live with you or by her reply to court you will get to khow what she actually want from you weather she want to live with you or not .... or weather she is interested in amicable settlement or not ?
Answer #3
732 votes
Hello
Sir it will be better in spite of taking any legal remedy better is you try to sort this amicably talk with her.but in case if there will be no solution you have remedy to file divorce
Answer #4
616 votes
you can file divorce after one year of marriage but you can file petition for judicial seperation and court may pass decree for judicial seperation. moreover you may contact for further details via law rato.

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