Various cases fir,mc,children s custody going on,now husband has sent a talaq1 Various cases fir,mc,children s custody going on,now husband has sent a talaq1

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Various cases,fir,mc,GOP is going on,meanwhile my husband has sent talaq1 stating I accepted,now what I can do??please help

Anik

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A.Dear client, talaq has been made void and illegal by supreme court of india. So, your husband can be made liable for doing talaq.
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A.Dear Madam,
Talaq does not end the litigation which is pending before the Courts. You must take divorce legally and cannot end the marriage by way of Talaq.
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