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How NOT TO GIVE DIVORCE to wife staying away (18 yr) alleges falsely.
06-Mar-2023 (In Family Law)
How NOT to give divorce to wife staying away for 18 years and alleges falsely for dowry/ beating/ desertion/ not giving money etc. on her husband.
Where as she has herself deserted me and my family & fights with every one and staying in Gorakhpur with govt. job as teacher with her parents. She has blocked my on all social media and my phone.
Not coming to Sasural or Noida/Mirzapur on all our efforts. We went several time to bring her back along with our relatives.
After 18 years she has filed divorce case (sect-13) with all false allegation of dowry/beating/desertion/not giving money etc. in Gorakhpur.
I have filed immediately after section-9 in Mirzapur to counter her.
They are very rich and I come from very poor family in Mirzapur. When I go to see daughter they threaten me and don't treat well.
I am Hindu -Civil Engineer (IITian) work internationally including gulf as engineering consultant.
you want to give divorce to wife staying away for 18 years and alleges falsely for dowry beating desertion not giving money etc
on her husband and fights
where as she ihas deserted herselfand deserted me and my family
on her husband and fights
where as she ihas deserted herselfand deserted me and my family
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Adv. Vivek Mishra
Allahabad | 500+ Answers
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you have not mentioned what you want. if you want to divorce her then you may consent in case filed by her. but I think you don't want so. in such case you have to defend all the allegations put by her and stop her getting divorce. as far as child issue is concerned you file a case of custody. for more brief u may call me to discuss bi getting my contact details from this legal site itself. Please write a nice review on law rato if you are satisfied with answer.
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Adv. Avdesh Chaudhary
Noida | 200+ Answers
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Dear Client in that situation first you should contest in the Divorce petition which was filed by them before Court and you may also file a Habeas Corpus writ petition before High Court as well as file an Application under Guardianship and Wards Act for more clarity you may contact us.
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Adv. Anurag Bhatt
Allahabad | 500+ Answers
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