My husband has been disrespectful, and I couldn’t bear it anymore, so I came back to my parents’ home. They’ve spoken with his family, and they agree he needs to apologize and promise to change. He’s supposed to come to India, but he’s now saying he can’t get time off work because his job is in Sydney. How can I convince him to come and make things right?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My husband has been disrespectful, and I couldn’t bear it anymore, so I came back to my parents’ home. They’ve spoken with his family, and they agree he needs to apologize and promise to change. He’s supposed to come to India, but he’s now saying he can’t get time off work because his job is in Sydney. How can I convince him to come and make things right?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My husband has been disrespectful, and I couldn’t bear it anymore, so I came back to my parents’ home. They’ve spoken with his family, and they agree he needs to apologize and promise to change. He’s supposed to come to India, but he’s now saying he can’t get time off work because his job is in Sydney. How can I convince him to come and make things right?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Unfortunately, Indian law does not compel your husband to come to India. Your options are limited to discussing the issue with him and seeking mediation or counseling to resolve the conflict. You can also explore legal options in Australia if you are residing there.

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