Mujhe mere pati se bahut pareshani ho rahi hai. Unka aurton se sambandh hai, aur mere paas sabut bhi hain. Mere gharwale kehte hain ki woh sudhar jayenge, lekin unhone kabhi bhi badlav nahin dikhaya. Mujhe bahut dard ho raha hai. Main khud se talak ka notarised paper banwa chuki hu, aur mere pati ne bhi uspar sign kiye hain. Lekin mere gharwale mujhe support nahin kar rahe, aur mujhe samajh nahin aa raha ki ab kya karu.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › Mujhe mere pati se bahut pareshani ho rahi hai. Unka aurton se sambandh hai, aur mere paas sabut bhi hain. Mere gharwale kehte hain ki woh sudhar jayenge, lekin unhone kabhi bhi badlav nahin dikhaya. Mujhe bahut dard ho raha hai. Main khud se talak ka notarised paper banwa chuki hu, aur mere pati ne bhi uspar sign kiye hain. Lekin mere gharwale mujhe support nahin kar rahe, aur mujhe samajh nahin aa raha ki ab kya karu.
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Apni Law Staff asked 5 months ago

Mujhe mere pati se bahut pareshani ho rahi hai. Unka aurton se sambandh hai, aur mere paas sabut bhi hain. Mere gharwale kehte hain ki woh sudhar jayenge, lekin unhone kabhi bhi badlav nahin dikhaya. Mujhe bahut dard ho raha hai. Main khud se talak ka notarised paper banwa chuki hu, aur mere pati ne bhi uspar sign kiye hain. Lekin mere gharwale mujhe support nahin kar rahe, aur mujhe samajh nahin aa raha ki ab kya karu.

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Apni Law Staff answered 5 months ago

Under Indian law, you have the right to seek a divorce based on your husband’s adultery and the notarized divorce agreement serves as evidence. However, you need to consult a lawyer to file for divorce and seek legal protection, as your family’s support is not mandatory.

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