My husband and I had a court marriage in August 2013, with our families’ blessings. His parents learned about it later and accepted our relationship. We planned a grand wedding for February 2015, but suddenly his family became distant. They now seem opposed to the marriage. My husband has gone to Delhi for work and is avoiding contact. I’m deeply worried and unsure what to do.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My husband and I had a court marriage in August 2013, with our families’ blessings. His parents learned about it later and accepted our relationship. We planned a grand wedding for February 2015, but suddenly his family became distant. They now seem opposed to the marriage. My husband has gone to Delhi for work and is avoiding contact. I’m deeply worried and unsure what to do.
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

My husband and I had a court marriage in August 2013, with our families’ blessings. His parents learned about it later and accepted our relationship. We planned a grand wedding for February 2015, but suddenly his family became distant. They now seem opposed to the marriage. My husband has gone to Delhi for work and is avoiding contact. I’m deeply worried and unsure what to do.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Your court marriage in 2013 is legally valid and binding in India. Your husband’s family’s subsequent disapproval does not affect the marriage’s legality. You can consult a lawyer to explore options for resolving the situation and safeguarding your marital rights.

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