My family, while traditional and well-established, is facing a difficult situation. I was arranged married in November 2016, but from the very beginning, my wife has created a lot of problems. She constantly tries to undermine my character and dignity, and has even attempted suicide on three occasions, with her family supporting her actions. The verbal abuse she directs at me and my family is extremely hurtful. I am desperate to separate from her, even if it means facing legal consequences. I need guidance on how to proceed.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My family, while traditional and well-established, is facing a difficult situation. I was arranged married in November 2016, but from the very beginning, my wife has created a lot of problems. She constantly tries to undermine my character and dignity, and has even attempted suicide on three occasions, with her family supporting her actions. The verbal abuse she directs at me and my family is extremely hurtful. I am desperate to separate from her, even if it means facing legal consequences. I need guidance on how to proceed.
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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

My family, while traditional and well-established, is facing a difficult situation. I was arranged married in November 2016, but from the very beginning, my wife has created a lot of problems. She constantly tries to undermine my character and dignity, and has even attempted suicide on three occasions, with her family supporting her actions. The verbal abuse she directs at me and my family is extremely hurtful. I am desperate to separate from her, even if it means facing legal consequences. I need guidance on how to proceed.

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

You can file for divorce under the grounds of cruelty and mental harassment based on her actions and your wife’s family’s support of her. Seek legal counsel to navigate the process and understand the specific legal implications, including potential alimony or maintenance payments.

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