Family matters - I am in my parents home
9 months ago
Hi iam in my parents home from 3 months because my in-laws are husband has mentally tourcher me for dowry and used to scolded me bad words and he was not in contact with me listing to his mom n sister now he has sent legal notice that i should go back to his home with in 14 days otherwise he will marry again and now we have sent notice that he should only come n take me back giving assurance that they won't trouble me again.but what will happen if he sent me divorce notice before me giving police complaint
A.Dear client,
In general, when faced with a legal notice or the possibility of divorce, it is important to gather and maintain any relevant evidence or documentation that supports your claims or allegations. This could include records of incidents, communication, witnesses, or any other evidence that can substantiate your position. It's also important to document any instances of domestic abuse, harassment, or dowry-related issues, as this information may be valuable if legal proceedings are initiated.
To fully understand your rights and legal options, it is highly recommended to consult with a lawyer who specializes in family law or domestic issues. They can provide you with personalized advice based on the specific details of your situation and help guide you through the legal process.
Additionally, if you feel unsafe or threatened, it is important to consider your personal safety and seek support from local authorities, women's organizations, or helplines that specialize in providing assistance to individuals in abusive or challenging situations
In general, when faced with a legal notice or the possibility of divorce, it is important to gather and maintain any relevant evidence or documentation that supports your claims or allegations. This could include records of incidents, communication, witnesses, or any other evidence that can substantiate your position. It's also important to document any instances of domestic abuse, harassment, or dowry-related issues, as this information may be valuable if legal proceedings are initiated.
To fully understand your rights and legal options, it is highly recommended to consult with a lawyer who specializes in family law or domestic issues. They can provide you with personalized advice based on the specific details of your situation and help guide you through the legal process.
Additionally, if you feel unsafe or threatened, it is important to consider your personal safety and seek support from local authorities, women's organizations, or helplines that specialize in providing assistance to individuals in abusive or challenging situations
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