I need to file for divorce. I got married in May 2012, but my wife left in August of the same year and we haven’t spoken since.

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Apni Law Staff asked 9 months ago

I need to file for divorce. I got married in May 2012, but my wife left in August of the same year and we haven’t spoken since.

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Apni Law Staff answered 9 months ago

Based on Indian law, you can file for divorce on grounds of desertion, as your wife left in August 2012 and you haven’t spoken since. You need to prove she abandoned the marriage without justification and with the intention of staying away permanently. Consult a lawyer for specific advice and to initiate the process.

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