I got married six months ago. My in-laws were aware of my diabetes and promised to help me with medication and care. I came back home to take exams, with my husband’s approval, and he assured me he’d pick me up after. It’s been a month, and he hasn’t come. When I called, he said he wants a divorce, demanded a written agreement, and wants me to leave him. What should I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › I got married six months ago. My in-laws were aware of my diabetes and promised to help me with medication and care. I came back home to take exams, with my husband’s approval, and he assured me he’d pick me up after. It’s been a month, and he hasn’t come. When I called, he said he wants a divorce, demanded a written agreement, and wants me to leave him. What should I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

I got married six months ago. My in-laws were aware of my diabetes and promised to help me with medication and care. I came back home to take exams, with my husband’s approval, and he assured me he’d pick me up after. It’s been a month, and he hasn’t come. When I called, he said he wants a divorce, demanded a written agreement, and wants me to leave him. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

You have grounds to file a case for divorce based on cruelty and breach of trust. Contact a lawyer immediately to discuss your rights and options. You should also seek legal counsel to ensure a fair settlement and protect your interests.

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