Married for over two years, I realized my husband wasn’t serious about our future. He wouldn’t take responsibility. This led to problems, and my family got involved. My mother became ill, and my father grew weary. When I pointed out the need for financial stability, my parents supported my decision. My in-laws made promises, and my husband followed suit. We believed them. Now I’m living a life I never imagined, feeling helpless and exhausted.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › Married for over two years, I realized my husband wasn’t serious about our future. He wouldn’t take responsibility. This led to problems, and my family got involved. My mother became ill, and my father grew weary. When I pointed out the need for financial stability, my parents supported my decision. My in-laws made promises, and my husband followed suit. We believed them. Now I’m living a life I never imagined, feeling helpless and exhausted.
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 months ago

Married for over two years, I realized my husband wasn’t serious about our future. He wouldn’t take responsibility. This led to problems, and my family got involved. My mother became ill, and my father grew weary. When I pointed out the need for financial stability, my parents supported my decision. My in-laws made promises, and my husband followed suit. We believed them. Now I’m living a life I never imagined, feeling helpless and exhausted.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 months ago

Based on Indian law, you may have grounds for divorce based on cruelty and/or desertion. The promises made by your in-laws and husband, if proven false, could further strengthen your case. You should consult a lawyer to explore your options and gather evidence to support your claim.

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