My ex-husband took his own life after I remarried without a divorce. He left a note blaming me for his death, even though he claimed responsibility. His parents have filed a police complaint against me. I feel utterly alone and lost, seeking guidance in this difficult time.

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Apni Law Staff asked 4 months ago

My ex-husband took his own life after I remarried without a divorce. He left a note blaming me for his death, even though he claimed responsibility. His parents have filed a police complaint against me. I feel utterly alone and lost, seeking guidance in this difficult time.

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Apni Law Staff answered 4 months ago

It is crucial to understand that under Indian law, you are not legally responsible for your ex-husband’s suicide. The note he left does not absolve him of responsibility and cannot be used against you in court. You should consult a lawyer immediately to understand your legal rights and options, as well as seek emotional support from a trusted counselor or support group.

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