I’ve been married for 7 years to a woman who was previously divorced. We have a 4-year-old son. She’s a homemaker and depends on me financially. I recently moved to Delhi for work, while she and our son are back home. I’ve been feeling lost and unhappy in our marriage, especially sexually. I tried talking to my wife about it, but things haven’t changed. Now, I’ve decided to seek a divorce. I’m also seeing someone new and considering marriage. My parents might not easily accept this situation, and we share a lot of property. How should I approach this difficult situation?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › I’ve been married for 7 years to a woman who was previously divorced. We have a 4-year-old son. She’s a homemaker and depends on me financially. I recently moved to Delhi for work, while she and our son are back home. I’ve been feeling lost and unhappy in our marriage, especially sexually. I tried talking to my wife about it, but things haven’t changed. Now, I’ve decided to seek a divorce. I’m also seeing someone new and considering marriage. My parents might not easily accept this situation, and we share a lot of property. How should I approach this difficult situation?
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Apni Law Staff asked 9 months ago

I’ve been married for 7 years to a woman who was previously divorced. We have a 4-year-old son. She’s a homemaker and depends on me financially. I recently moved to Delhi for work, while she and our son are back home. I’ve been feeling lost and unhappy in our marriage, especially sexually. I tried talking to my wife about it, but things haven’t changed. Now, I’ve decided to seek a divorce. I’m also seeing someone new and considering marriage. My parents might not easily accept this situation, and we share a lot of property. How should I approach this difficult situation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 9 months ago

You should consult with a lawyer to understand the legal implications of divorce in India, especially considering your wife’s financial dependence and shared property. It’s essential to prioritize a fair and amicable approach, considering your son’s well-being. Open communication with your wife and family is crucial, even if it’s challenging.

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