My husband, deeply influenced by his family, struggled to treat me with respect. After constant disagreements, we separated. He’s not answering my calls, and his parents are ignoring mine. He used to record our arguments, and now, after three months of silence, he only asks for time. I’m staying with my family, longing for a message, any sign of reconciliation.

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My husband, deeply influenced by his family, struggled to treat me with respect. After constant disagreements, we separated. He’s not answering my calls, and his parents are ignoring mine. He used to record our arguments, and now, after three months of silence, he only asks for time. I’m staying with my family, longing for a message, any sign of reconciliation.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You are facing a difficult situation. Under Indian law, recording private conversations without consent is illegal, and this evidence could be used in your favour. Seeking legal advice from a lawyer specializing in family law is essential to understand your rights and potential options for moving forward.

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