My daughter, married in India in 2009, was tragically forced out of her home by her husband and his family just a month later. They sent her a divorce notice and have been defaming her ever since, ruining her chances of finding a new partner. They even created two different identities in Gujarat to make it harder to track them down. I’m currently living in the UK and am desperate for help. Could I send a notice through a lawyer, despite being abroad? What other steps can I take to protect my daughter?

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › My daughter, married in India in 2009, was tragically forced out of her home by her husband and his family just a month later. They sent her a divorce notice and have been defaming her ever since, ruining her chances of finding a new partner. They even created two different identities in Gujarat to make it harder to track them down. I’m currently living in the UK and am desperate for help. Could I send a notice through a lawyer, despite being abroad? What other steps can I take to protect my daughter?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

My daughter, married in India in 2009, was tragically forced out of her home by her husband and his family just a month later. They sent her a divorce notice and have been defaming her ever since, ruining her chances of finding a new partner. They even created two different identities in Gujarat to make it harder to track them down. I’m currently living in the UK and am desperate for help. Could I send a notice through a lawyer, despite being abroad? What other steps can I take to protect my daughter?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Yes, you can send a notice through a lawyer in India, even though you are abroad. You should consult a lawyer specializing in family law and domestic violence to file a case against her husband and his family. This case could include seeking protection orders, legal separation, and financial support.

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