Ignorance from husband due to inlaws

920 votes

Hi, there are various options through which you can get relief. First of all I want to know all the circumstances which you are facing right now. Secondly, how you are earning your livelihood. You can contact me for legal advice.

Advocate Hritam Banerjee LawRato

793 votes

there are various ways wherein your lawyer should help you, if your is not helping you then i think you should first plan out and then attack, everything is possible its just the ways needs to be properly executed

Advocate Aveek Bose LawRato

962 votes

I’m sorry you’re facing this situation. Legally, you are not helpless. If your husband is deliberately avoiding court proceedings in a matrimonial suit, the court can proceed ex-parte against him. If he does not appear despite proper service of summons, the judge can pass orders in your favour based on your evidence. For maintenance, you can seek relief under: Section 125 CrPC (monthly maintenance if neglected) Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 (residence order, protection order, interim and final maintenance, compensation) Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 – Section 24 (interim maintenance) and Section 25 (permanent alimony), if applicable to your marriage. Regarding your Stridhan, it is your absolute property. Wrongful retention by husband or in-laws can amount to criminal breach of trust under Section 406 IPC. You can file a police complaint for recovery. If he is intentionally not paying maintenance despite order, you can file an execution petition and seek attachment of salary/property or even civil detention in default. Strategically, you can: Press for ex-parte proceedings if he continues to remain absent. File/press interim maintenance urgently. Send legal notice for return of Stridhan. Seek DV Act remedies for economic abuse. Justice comes through consistent legal action. If you tell me your state and stage of case, I can guide you on the exact next procedural step. 88

Advocate Santanu Bose LawRato