I married in March 2016. My wife has been visiting her family often since then. We didn’t consummate our marriage for two weeks due to what she claimed was pain. We finally did around Holi. Soon after, I contracted an STD. My wife then claimed she might be pregnant. A doctor confirmed her pregnancy. My mother is unwell and my wife isn’t being supportive. She throws tantrums and her family encourages her. I recently recorded them discussing how to keep pretending and get me in trouble.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › I married in March 2016. My wife has been visiting her family often since then. We didn’t consummate our marriage for two weeks due to what she claimed was pain. We finally did around Holi. Soon after, I contracted an STD. My wife then claimed she might be pregnant. A doctor confirmed her pregnancy. My mother is unwell and my wife isn’t being supportive. She throws tantrums and her family encourages her. I recently recorded them discussing how to keep pretending and get me in trouble.
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Apni Law Staff asked 6 months ago

I married in March 2016. My wife has been visiting her family often since then. We didn’t consummate our marriage for two weeks due to what she claimed was pain. We finally did around Holi. Soon after, I contracted an STD. My wife then claimed she might be pregnant. A doctor confirmed her pregnancy. My mother is unwell and my wife isn’t being supportive. She throws tantrums and her family encourages her. I recently recorded them discussing how to keep pretending and get me in trouble.

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Apni Law Staff answered 6 months ago

Based on your account, you have grounds to question the legitimacy of the pregnancy and potentially file for annulment under Section 12 of the Hindu Marriage Act. The recorded conversation could be crucial evidence in proving your claims and seeking legal recourse. Consult a lawyer immediately to discuss your specific case and available legal options.

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