My husband got a job in another city six months ago and had to go for a three-month training. He asked me to stay with my parents until his training ended, promising to settle us in the new city later. But now, it’s been much longer and he’s not speaking to me kindly. He constantly brings up past arguments and reminds me about our separation from his family three years ago. He stopped talking to my family six months back and now makes excuses for not taking me to the new city. He says we’re not right for each other anymore. I love him and want to stay with him. I’ve even offered to have his parents live with us, but he keeps focusing on the past and refuses to consider a positive future. What should I do? He’s been mentally tormenting me for months.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My husband got a job in another city six months ago and had to go for a three-month training. He asked me to stay with my parents until his training ended, promising to settle us in the new city later. But now, it’s been much longer and he’s not speaking to me kindly. He constantly brings up past arguments and reminds me about our separation from his family three years ago. He stopped talking to my family six months back and now makes excuses for not taking me to the new city. He says we’re not right for each other anymore. I love him and want to stay with him. I’ve even offered to have his parents live with us, but he keeps focusing on the past and refuses to consider a positive future. What should I do? He’s been mentally tormenting me for months.
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My husband got a job in another city six months ago and had to go for a three-month training. He asked me to stay with my parents until his training ended, promising to settle us in the new city later. But now, it’s been much longer and he’s not speaking to me kindly. He constantly brings up past arguments and reminds me about our separation from his family three years ago. He stopped talking to my family six months back and now makes excuses for not taking me to the new city. He says we’re not right for each other anymore. I love him and want to stay with him. I’ve even offered to have his parents live with us, but he keeps focusing on the past and refuses to consider a positive future. What should I do? He’s been mentally tormenting me for months.

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Based on Indian laws, you have grounds to seek legal redress for mental cruelty and harassment. You can file a case for domestic violence, which can address the emotional abuse and the refusal to provide a safe and secure home. Consult a lawyer to understand your specific rights and options.

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