Mera sasural mujhe ghar se nikalne ke liye court me case kar rahe hain. Maine unke ghar me 2 saal 6 mahine se rehti hu. Mera pati aur saas ab dusre ghar me rehte hain, lekin ghar unke naam hai. Mujhe dar hai ki kya court mujhe ghar se nikal dega, kyunki mere do bachche bhi mere saath hain?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › Mera sasural mujhe ghar se nikalne ke liye court me case kar rahe hain. Maine unke ghar me 2 saal 6 mahine se rehti hu. Mera pati aur saas ab dusre ghar me rehte hain, lekin ghar unke naam hai. Mujhe dar hai ki kya court mujhe ghar se nikal dega, kyunki mere do bachche bhi mere saath hain?
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Mera sasural mujhe ghar se nikalne ke liye court me case kar rahe hain. Maine unke ghar me 2 saal 6 mahine se rehti hu. Mera pati aur saas ab dusre ghar me rehte hain, lekin ghar unke naam hai. Mujhe dar hai ki kya court mujhe ghar se nikal dega, kyunki mere do bachche bhi mere saath hain?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Indian law protects the rights of a wife in her husband’s home, even if she is not the legal owner. Since you have been residing there for over two years and have children, the court is likely to consider your case carefully. You should consult a lawyer immediately to understand your specific rights and options.

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