i have cheated by my husband and by his family
8 months ago
i have cheated by my husband and by his family , my husband has married one women and left her after that again he has started living with another married women ,and they both having one kid after kid only his has married me ,after may marriage i got to know all this with proofs and my husband and in-laws did dowry harassment and physical abuse ,i have filed fir on every on him and on his family members under 498-A ,420,IPC 3,4 DPA , and police has served notice to them , they asked some time to come and talk but they are not coming from last 20 days they are dragging the time ,now they has file Quash in high court , i am from andhra pradesh , my husband from karnataka.i have filed FIR in andhra pradesh dish police station, please advice me what should be my next step? because he and his entire family is trying to escape , how to bring them here ?
As a legal advisor, I can provide some general information on the situation you have described. However, please note that family law and criminal procedures may vary by jurisdiction, so it is important to consult with a lawyer in your jurisdiction for personalized legal advice.
Based on the information provided, you have already taken the important step of filing an FIR (First Information Report) against your husband and his family members for dowry harassment, physical abuse, and other relevant offenses. This initiates the criminal investigation process.
In situations where the accused party files a quash petition in the High Court, it means they are seeking to have the FIR and the subsequent criminal proceedings against them dismissed. The court will assess the merits of the case and determine whether the FIR and the charges against them can be sustained.
In response to the quash petition filed by your husband, it is crucial that you engage legal representation to defend your case in the High Court. Your lawyer would present arguments and evidence to counter the petition and demonstrate why the FIR and the charges should be upheld.
It is important to note that if the quash petition is dismissed, the criminal proceedings would continue. However, if the High Court grants the quash petition and dismisses the case, you may have the option to challenge this decision by filing a review petition or exploring other legal remedies available in your jurisdiction.
Regarding your concern about bringing your husband and his family members to attend the legal proceedings, your lawyer can guide you on the appropriate legal steps. This may involve seeking legal assistance in coordinating with law enforcement authorities in Karnataka to ensure their presence for the proceedings.
Thank you.