my friends marriage is in trouble my friends marriage is in trouble

6 months ago

My friend doses all household work at home. takes care of her in laws too. still they have complaints all the time with her. they don't let her eat food peacefully. they want firstly they eat their maid eat , she cleans the kitchen and only then she can eat. until all her responsibilities are over she cannot rest for even half and hour when she's not well. her husband dropped her at her parents house , its been 1 and a half month now and not talking to her . her parents tried to sort things out but her in laws are not responding nor her husband is saying a word. they once told to one of the mutual friend that her husband will come and take her , but when called to ask when is he coming , father in law said why will he come, ask your daughter to say sorry to us then she can come back. she is mentally depressed , as her husband never takes stand for her. his mother says incorrect things about her , like she is physically ill all the time . doesn't work at home, which is truly false. both of the men's knows the truth still they take their side only. My friend no longer wishes to stay with them anymore. she doesn't even have proper clothes to wear. she asked for her clothes and they gave them her lehengas and heavy suits , which obviously she cannot wear at home . can you please suggest what actions should she take now. she wants all the jewelry back from them and alimony too. please suggest what actions can we take against them . women cell legal notice would be okay , or should we directly send divorce notice to them ?
what will be beneficial to us please suggest .or should we wait and let them only take any actions.

Anik

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Protection Order: If she feels unsafe or threatened, she should consider obtaining a protection order or a restraining order against her in-laws or any other party that may be causing her harm or distress.

Women's Rights Cell or Helpline: Suggest that she reach out to a women's rights organization or helpline in her area. These organizations provide support, guidance, and resources for women facing domestic abuse or difficult family situations.

Counseling and Support Groups: Encourage her to seek counseling or therapy to help her cope with the emotional trauma she is experiencing. Support groups can also provide her with an understanding community and valuable advice on how to navigate her current circumstances.

Divorce Proceedings: If your friend has decided that divorce is the best course of action, she should consult her attorney about initiating the divorce process. An attorney can guide her through the legal requirements and protect her interests throughout the proceedings.

Documentation and Evidence Collection: It's important to document any instances of mistreatment or abuse, gather evidence where possible, and keep a record of all communications or incidents that could support her case.

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