I’m a Hindu woman and my husband has been giving me the silent treatment for two years. I recently found out he’s involved with someone else and he admitted he no longer loves me. When I asked for a divorce, he said I can stay in one corner and he doesn’t have to do anything with me. I’ve been living separately for two years trying to recover from the shock. He’s still not cooperating with a mutual divorce. Can you please advise on where I can get legal guidance for a divorce?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › I’m a Hindu woman and my husband has been giving me the silent treatment for two years. I recently found out he’s involved with someone else and he admitted he no longer loves me. When I asked for a divorce, he said I can stay in one corner and he doesn’t have to do anything with me. I’ve been living separately for two years trying to recover from the shock. He’s still not cooperating with a mutual divorce. Can you please advise on where I can get legal guidance for a divorce?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

I’m a Hindu woman and my husband has been giving me the silent treatment for two years. I recently found out he’s involved with someone else and he admitted he no longer loves me. When I asked for a divorce, he said I can stay in one corner and he doesn’t have to do anything with me. I’ve been living separately for two years trying to recover from the shock. He’s still not cooperating with a mutual divorce. Can you please advise on where I can get legal guidance for a divorce?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

You can approach a family court lawyer specializing in matrimonial cases. They can assist you in understanding your legal rights under the Hindu Marriage Act and advise on the best course of action for obtaining a divorce, including filing a petition for divorce on grounds of cruelty or desertion.

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