Wife Is Sending Me False Alligation WhatsApp That I M In Relationship

782 votes

You can mail all the conversation to the mail id and file a nc in the nearest police station so that could be the evidence for you also mention in the nc due to the untollerated harassment it was inevitable for you to leave the matrimonial house. Dont reabuse her on watsapp dont leave any kind of evidence This undair allegations can be used in the further proceedings if any kind of suite is filed

Advocate Rohan Venkatesh Yemul LawRato

814 votes

It being your own house, you should not have left the house and should continue residing there. Moreso, if the harassment continues and is unberable then you can simply lodge a complaint with the Police station against your wife.

Advocate Prerna Shukla LawRato

643 votes

Well, if the concerned Home is on the name of the Wife, then, Husband cannot live in that House, if the Wife does not want to keep him in his Home. However, Husband as he is living separately, he can apply to seek Maintenance from his Wife, if he is financially dependant upon her. However, if the Wife will be able to prove Adultery of her Husband, then, Husband will not get any Maintenance.

Advocate Pankaj Bajaj LawRato

779 votes

In your situation, it's important to address both the false allegations and the harassment constructively. Here are the recommended steps: 1. Gather Evidence: Save all messages, including WhatsApp chats and other communications that can prove the false allegations or harassment. This evidence will be crucial in your defense if the matter escalates legally. 2. File a Police Complaint: If the harassment becomes intolerable or you feel threatened, consider filing a non-cognizable (NC) complaint or a detailed complaint with the police, specifying the false allegations and mental harassment. 3. Send a Legal Notice: Through a lawyer, you can send a legal notice to your wife, asking her to cease harassment and retract false allegations. 4. Seek Protection Under Law: If required, consider filing for relief under Section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act (for restitution of conjugal rights) or seek other remedies based on your specific circumstances. Additionally, filing for judicial separation or divorce might be an option if reconciliation is impossible. 5. Counseling or Mediation: You may also explore options for marital counseling or mediation to resolve the issues amicably without immediate legal action. It's advisable to consult a family lawyer who can guide you through the appropriate legal strategy based on your situation. Protect your rights, and ensure all actions taken are well-documented. You can contact me for further assistance.

Advocate Mrunmayi Kotawadekar LawRato