Husband and in-laws mental torture Husband and in-laws mental torture

3 years ago

Actually I don’t work and i got married last year to a man who was very much okay with it in an arranged marriage setup and before marriage also our parents stated that as they have only 2 daughters they’ll be dividing the property in 2 equal parts and give it. They agreed for a property share. But after 1-2 months of marriage itself they were demanding my parents to register those assets in my name immediately and our parents said they will do it later but gave them a legal bond paper signed telling this so n so property will be given to me. And from that day on wards my in laws and husband began mental torture telling we are cheaters and my parents cheated them and all sorts of stupid stuff would come up every time and when I started defending my parents they began by telling im back answering them not giving respect we would married a working person etc etc and inspite of many many discussions they are sticking with the same thing and now they are telling they just want respect and dnt want properties or anyth and ur family dosent give any respect blah blah. My husband just takes a middle ground in this situation and neither supports me nor his parents. I don’t know what can i do now. What kind of legal actions can i take. Please advise me. Thank you

Anish Palkar

Responded 3 years ago

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A.As per your question it seems that you are the Victim in Bad Marriage & moving ahead with Divorce you need to know the following Legal Compliances & a few things
1) When & Where was the Marriage done?
2) Was it a Love Marriage or Arranged Marriage?
3) If it was Arranged Marriage who had taken the lead of proposal?
4) Have you both tried to solve the questions between yourselves? If Yes, What is the CURRENT position?
5) Do you have any children? If yes, then what about them & their Expenses? Are they ready to come with you?
6) What & where does Your Husband work ?
7) You can get the legal solution & that is separation & Divorce with all the Financial benefits ? Be mentally prepared to live separately as that there is NO other way out as you must have tried all the possible means till Now.
8) 1st Get all his Income papers like IT FILE or Salary Slip & property papers of all Moveable & unmovable property (XEROX) before leaving his house. (Alimony will be calculated based on these papers)
9) Take all the Ornaments & jewellery given by Your parents & Relative given to you during your Marriage & forward them all to your mother House
10) Then seek help from Local Mahila Mandal OR Mahila Aayog (WOMEN COMMISSION) If you know then good, otherwise I can help you with the assistance of Mahila Mandal OR Mahila Aayog
11) If you are unable to resolve the issue then you can file a case of domestic violence and also case under 498 A IPC against your husband and inlaws, you can also get protection, Monthly maintenance if you are NOT working and file petition to attach husband salary and property for you……. further if things are not working you can go for divorce.
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Srinivasa Prasad

Responded 3 years ago

A.Face saving your post is that, your Husband is Neutral.

Take advantage of it, since your marriage is only YEAR OLD, do not try to retaliate / argue with your IN-LAWS.

It appears there is "EGO" issue in the house.

If you escalate the issue, there is every likelyhood / chance of the situation going out of hand, as such, sail with your husband and take him into your confidence.

Do not precipitate the matter, it does more harm than good.

NOTE:

Try and collect as many proofs as possible against your in-laws i.e., audio, video etc., to support you.
Try and maintain peace and harmony of the family and do not disturb the institution of Marriage.

GOOD LUCK
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Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

Responded 3 years ago

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A.You can file multiple cases and bring them to terms.
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Adv. Sarika Khude

Responded 3 years ago

A.Need to talk more about this
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Anjana Rana

Responded 3 years ago

A.See dissolution of marriage is not always a solution. First of all try to resolve the dispute at your level. Take support of your elders or other relatives whom you can trust and set a proper family meeting. Don’t hide and suffer alone. Talk to them and try to settle the dispute with their advice.

And then also if the settlement is not possible, the law is strong, you can move forward and take steps for legal action.
• You can file a divorce case.
• If you feel that things are getting out of control you can file a complaint under section 498A.
• You can also file a domestic violence case.
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Pankaj Kumar Srivastava

Responded 3 years ago

A.Madam Do you have proof of all this if not then collect .It is better for you to contact me for further actions.
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Pankaj Kumar Srivastava

Responded 3 years ago

A.Do you have any proofofall this if you have than ok ifyou don't have than collect all.It can't be discuss here in open plat form.You can contact me further actions.
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Rameshwar Dadhe

Responded 3 years ago

A.File Case against them immediately under domestic violance act
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SUNIL NAVANITLAL SHAH

Responded 3 years ago

A.Wait for more actions by in law then proceed for divorce

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