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Wife not willing to live with my parents


01-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Dear Sir/ Madam I have got married for 5 years now have a 2-year-old son, my wife left my home 10 months ago with my son. Now I have moved with my parents and when I went to visit my son my inlaws refused to show my son. My wife's relatives had visited my parents several times during my office hours and threatened them to file a complaint against us if I do not move separately with my wife. A month ago lost my father as he was under extreme stress & depression considering the issue. Now my mother is alone & not in a situation to leave her alone. Kindly advice me on what legal grounds I can take a discussion further.
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Answer #1
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Firstly send legal notice at earliest seeking your wife to return back to you or to give divorce by. Mutual consent. If they fail to reply file a petition for divorce under ground of cruelty. Feel free to contact me for further guidance if you need in this regard
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Answer #2
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It is sensitive issue. she may lodge false complaints against you and your family members. Decide whether to continue the marriage or not. If not file divorce case directly on the ground of cruelty and take anticipatory bail if necessary. She will come to your feet then you forgive her and withdraw the case.
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Answer #3
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if you want to get your child then you need to fill the guardian and wards act software suite in the family court then if you want to know taken a revenge against for them you need to find the communication against for them regarding the issue of the war matrimonial issue you want to seek then you can move for interceptor belleville caution major for you
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Advocate Shankar Bandi

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Answer #4
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Sir, don't leave your mother alone. your wife is adamant I think so. you have option to send a legal notice to HER for join matrimonial house. If she is not joined as per your notice then you have option to file a petition for restitution of conjugal rights before the family court. Kindly contact for Further details and legal assistance. thank you.
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