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Do an affidavit for the same and visit a moulavi for further process.

Under Muslim law, the wife has no absolute right to obtain a divorce. She can only divorce according to certain conditions.

Your marriage is perfectly valid. I will tell you how, if you ask my contact.

Dear Sir,
After his death the wife can claim his properties as per Mohammedan inheritance law.

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Ma'am aap niche diye gaye kaam kare.

1. Domestic Violence ka case under section 12
2. Maintenance for wife and daughter under section 125 Cr.P.C.
3. 498A ka case
4. File for contested Divorce on the grounds of Mental Torture.

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Dear Client,
The laws on Muslim Wills are not the same as those made under the Indian Succession Act, 1925. Muslim Will are governed by the rules laid by the the Koran. As a general rule in the Muslim law in India (Shariat), any person, who is a major (above 15 years) and is of sound mind, can make a Will but can't dispose of more than one-third of his property without the consent of his heirs. This includes the assets left after payment of funeral expenses and debts.

The remaining two-third

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dear client kindly file Domestic Violence case and if required divorce case on the ground of cruelty.

Why don't you claim on property through court? I am sure you will get your legal share into that property

Have a word with elder family members and try to settle the matter amicably.