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Multiple threats by Father in Law and then objection to file a divorce


06-Jun-2023 (In Family Law)
HiMe and my wife are fighting on a daily basis which has become a daily routine and a mental torture to me.I have decided to file for a divorce and I'm not sure about her consent. But, my father in law has threatened me multiple times that he will put a case/file a harassment case if I file for a divroce.Any suggestions on this please?nnI've all the recordings of them confessing that we have not taken any money from them as a dowry..Should I keep those recordings?
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Answer #1
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Dear Sir, You may file Divorce case and also keep recordings of the witnesses who said that you have not taken any dowry. In the meanwhile if your father-in-law lodge any false complaint then you may show those recordings to the Police.
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Answer #2
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regarding above subject matter, your Case is cruelty by wife and in-laws. Grounds of Divorce Adultery. Either party to the marriage may present a petition for divorce under cl. ... Cruelty. ... Desertion. ... New Phenomenon of NRI Related Desertion. ... Conversion. ... Unsoundness of mind. ... Schizophrenia. ... Virulent and incurable leprosy.
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