My husband and I got married in Bangalore four and a half years ago. He’s always been private, keeping his business dealings a secret. We haven’t had any children yet. I left him two months ago because of this. Now he wants me back, promising to reveal his business and make me happy. I want to save our marriage, but I’m not sure how to trust him. Someone mentioned an “undertaking” – could that help me get him to be more transparent? What legal options do I have to make him accountable?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My husband and I got married in Bangalore four and a half years ago. He’s always been private, keeping his business dealings a secret. We haven’t had any children yet. I left him two months ago because of this. Now he wants me back, promising to reveal his business and make me happy. I want to save our marriage, but I’m not sure how to trust him. Someone mentioned an “undertaking” – could that help me get him to be more transparent? What legal options do I have to make him accountable?
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My husband and I got married in Bangalore four and a half years ago. He’s always been private, keeping his business dealings a secret. We haven’t had any children yet. I left him two months ago because of this. Now he wants me back, promising to reveal his business and make me happy. I want to save our marriage, but I’m not sure how to trust him. Someone mentioned an “undertaking” – could that help me get him to be more transparent? What legal options do I have to make him accountable?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

While an “undertaking” is not a legally binding document in India, it can be used as evidence of your husband’s promise to be more transparent. You can consider seeking legal advice to draft a comprehensive agreement outlining his commitment to disclosure and accountability. If he violates this agreement, you can seek legal recourse.

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