We got married in 2013 but lived with her family. In early 2016, we decided to live together. Unfortunately, a week later, her father filed a police complaint against me, accusing me of kidnapping. I was arrested. My wife then testified that she had chosen to live with me and loved me. The case was dismissed, but her family took her away. I filed a legal case to bring her back, and she confirmed our marriage was voluntary. The court ordered her to live with me, but she said she wanted to stay with her parents. The court ultimately ruled that she was an adult and could live where she wished. How can I prevent her family from forcing her into another marriage within the next few years? I just want to stay connected to her.

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › We got married in 2013 but lived with her family. In early 2016, we decided to live together. Unfortunately, a week later, her father filed a police complaint against me, accusing me of kidnapping. I was arrested. My wife then testified that she had chosen to live with me and loved me. The case was dismissed, but her family took her away. I filed a legal case to bring her back, and she confirmed our marriage was voluntary. The court ordered her to live with me, but she said she wanted to stay with her parents. The court ultimately ruled that she was an adult and could live where she wished. How can I prevent her family from forcing her into another marriage within the next few years? I just want to stay connected to her.
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Apni Law Staff asked 5 months ago

We got married in 2013 but lived with her family. In early 2016, we decided to live together. Unfortunately, a week later, her father filed a police complaint against me, accusing me of kidnapping. I was arrested. My wife then testified that she had chosen to live with me and loved me. The case was dismissed, but her family took her away. I filed a legal case to bring her back, and she confirmed our marriage was voluntary. The court ordered her to live with me, but she said she wanted to stay with her parents. The court ultimately ruled that she was an adult and could live where she wished. How can I prevent her family from forcing her into another marriage within the next few years? I just want to stay connected to her.

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Apni Law Staff answered 5 months ago

Under Indian law, your wife, being an adult, has the right to choose where she lives and with whom she associates. While you can’t legally prevent her family from pressuring her, you can maintain communication and support her choices, ensuring her safety and well-being. You could also consider seeking legal advice to explore options for staying connected.

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