Five years into our marriage and a mother to a four-year-old son, I’m facing a difficult situation. My husband, who has been living separately for a while now, recently sent me a Talaknama. It claims we both want a divorce, but the truth is, I love him deeply and believe misunderstandings have driven us apart. I refused to sign the papers and reached out to his lawyer, but I’m at a loss. How can I mend our relationship and prevent this separation?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › Five years into our marriage and a mother to a four-year-old son, I’m facing a difficult situation. My husband, who has been living separately for a while now, recently sent me a Talaknama. It claims we both want a divorce, but the truth is, I love him deeply and believe misunderstandings have driven us apart. I refused to sign the papers and reached out to his lawyer, but I’m at a loss. How can I mend our relationship and prevent this separation?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

Five years into our marriage and a mother to a four-year-old son, I’m facing a difficult situation. My husband, who has been living separately for a while now, recently sent me a Talaknama. It claims we both want a divorce, but the truth is, I love him deeply and believe misunderstandings have driven us apart. I refused to sign the papers and reached out to his lawyer, but I’m at a loss. How can I mend our relationship and prevent this separation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Under Indian law, a Talaqnama alone is not sufficient for divorce. You have the right to contest the divorce, and your husband must prove the grounds for divorce in court. You should consult a lawyer to understand your legal options and potentially work towards reconciliation with your husband.

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