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I am facing twin harassments from Mother in law and husband harasment


19-Aug-2023 (In Family Law)
Dear Sir/Madam, Iam 32 yr old,( F) married to 47yr old via matrimonial in 18 oct 2013. I have one Boy kid 3yrs now. I came to know about my H first marriage just before 1 day to my wedding.He always lied in his details including his DOB and jobless more than 11 yrs. Rsn i could not step back for marriage due we were in relation.When i spoke to his mother via phone Just 1 day before to wed his mom told he is married 10 yrs ago she left him 8 years back no kids he is addicted to watching porn sex chats with F i told his mom many times but she wont say nthng above that they both scold me and my family very badly infront of outers for no reason even my mom in law thretend me if i dont be according to what they say she can finish me in seconds and they always try to separate my kid from me im not expecting for divorce it should not effect my sons future he has no job only prime property my son should not loose that they asking me for my salary and leave the house and him
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Answer #1
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Hai. its a complicated one since u dont want to seperate n tatz a gud decission for ur son. Now wat u need is to get things sorted out n secured for u n ur kid. First priority should be tat try to settle outside court by filing prelitigation petitions. 2nd is tat if tat gets failed file a petitin under domestic violance act or for maintainace from him. Tat will force them to come to a settlement if possible, provided ur past stories need to be taken into account. consult a lawyer at ur reach immediatly hope am upto ur query
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Answer #2
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The solution to your problem is to be decided based on the exact solution you need. If you don't want a divorce, but need only to solve the problem; by controlling your husband and mother-in-law, you can resort to filing a complaint as per domestic violence Act. If you are looking at divorce, you can approach the family court for the same alleging suppression of material facts.
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Answer #3
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Certainly, law offers you many options to seek remedy against the harassment; facts suggest that you have sufficient grounds to seek divorce as well to seek protection under Domestic Violence Act. The initiative rests with you.
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