Should i divorce my husband because of my mother in law?
4 years ago
Hi, i am a mother of 2, a girl and boy. I have had a roller coaster marriage since beginning, i even left my house twice. But came back for my husband. My mother in law is an evil lady she has troubled me a lot in the past but now matters have gone from bad to worse. She talks about sanskar and all but teaches all wrong things to my daughter who is 2.6yrs old. She pampers her to the extent of spoiling her and letting her do wrong things. My husband was in depression because of his earlier failed marriage and now has anger issues.. which i am scared will create a bad impression on my children's upbringing. Although he is educated, but still doesn't understand what his mother is doing to us and our family. She is an evil lady and cannot talk good about anyone. she interferes in my child schooling as well.. I cannot bear it. I love my husband but i am stressed because of her and i am unable to come close to him as well. But i feel like getting out of this hell hole and save my kids future. Also, my husband is the only child so we cannot stay separate.
please suggest, should i divorce my husband because of my mother in law.
Suneel Moudgil
Responded 4 years ago
rather, file a domestic violence complaint against your husband and mother in law for causing mental, emotional, economical and physical abuse to you and claim residence, protection and maintenance order,
if things converted in your favour you can withdraw the case any time,
call me for complete details
Sanjay Kumar Jha
Responded 4 years ago
There is no as such law seeking divorce on the ground of Mother-In -Law, however you may opt for filing case of domestic violence against her for harassing, torturing and you may claim for compensation and maintenance for yourself and your children upbringing.
Thanks
I won't suggest you to divorce your husband because of your mother-in-law, if your husband is willing to be with you .
you should try to make him understand
and if nessary then talk to your mother-in-law about the situation that she is making you take steps which you don't want to.