Divorce on desertion
4 months ago
After 14 years of marriage husband and in-laws want to get rid of me making false allegation of character.Unable to bear harassment, I am living doing govt job with parents.They filed divorce case on separation and cruelty.I have waited for him to change,but it is turning useless.Though i wish to continue, MIL wants son to give divorce.Even after filing divorce case by husband,is there chance for lady to give complain in CAW cell,what else can be done for harassment done to teach them a lesson, before giving divorce?Harassment mainly initiated by MIL and followed by husband and other family members.
A.Dear Client,
If you possess strong evidence of mental cruelty and harassment you faced at your matrimonial home, you can lodge an FIR with the concerned Police Station u/s.498A of IPC against your husband and other family members of your in-laws' house who are involved in the criminal act and simultaneously file a complaint under Sec.4 of the PWDV Act, 2005 before the Protection Officer or the Magistrate. Upon receipt of a complaint of domestic violence, the Protection Officer or the Service Provider has to prepare a DIR in Form 1( as provided in the Domestic Violence Act) and submit the same to the Magistrate and copies of the same to the police officer in charge of the concerned police station. Considering the complexity involved in the DV cases, it is advisable to hire an expert Advocate to access justice and appropriate relief in the matter.
If you possess strong evidence of mental cruelty and harassment you faced at your matrimonial home, you can lodge an FIR with the concerned Police Station u/s.498A of IPC against your husband and other family members of your in-laws' house who are involved in the criminal act and simultaneously file a complaint under Sec.4 of the PWDV Act, 2005 before the Protection Officer or the Magistrate. Upon receipt of a complaint of domestic violence, the Protection Officer or the Service Provider has to prepare a DIR in Form 1( as provided in the Domestic Violence Act) and submit the same to the Magistrate and copies of the same to the police officer in charge of the concerned police station. Considering the complexity involved in the DV cases, it is advisable to hire an expert Advocate to access justice and appropriate relief in the matter.
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A.Dear client,
You can lodge an FIR u/s498 a.
You can file a maintenance case too.
But before that whatever cases have been filed Against you, you need to counter them.
Contact an advocate immediately, who expertises in divorce matters.
You can lodge an FIR u/s498 a.
You can file a maintenance case too.
But before that whatever cases have been filed Against you, you need to counter them.
Contact an advocate immediately, who expertises in divorce matters.
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A.Dear Client,
In India, you can approach the Crime Against Women (CAW) Cell, which is designed to handle complaints related to harassment and cruelty against women. You may file a complaint with them detailing the harassment you have faced. They may conduct an investigation and provide assistance. Depending on the circumstances, you may be eligible to seek protection orders such as a restraining order against your husband or in-laws to prevent further harassment.
In India, you can approach the Crime Against Women (CAW) Cell, which is designed to handle complaints related to harassment and cruelty against women. You may file a complaint with them detailing the harassment you have faced. They may conduct an investigation and provide assistance. Depending on the circumstances, you may be eligible to seek protection orders such as a restraining order against your husband or in-laws to prevent further harassment.
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