My husband has been unfaithful and drinks heavily. After I confronted him, he left me and our children. It’s been seven months, and he hasn’t returned or offered any financial support for our expenses, like groceries, rent, school fees, and even my children’s milk. This has left me emotionally and mentally drained. Can you suggest ways to get him back, or what legal steps I can take to ensure he fulfills his responsibilities towards our family?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My husband has been unfaithful and drinks heavily. After I confronted him, he left me and our children. It’s been seven months, and he hasn’t returned or offered any financial support for our expenses, like groceries, rent, school fees, and even my children’s milk. This has left me emotionally and mentally drained. Can you suggest ways to get him back, or what legal steps I can take to ensure he fulfills his responsibilities towards our family?
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Apni Law Staff asked 7 months ago

My husband has been unfaithful and drinks heavily. After I confronted him, he left me and our children. It’s been seven months, and he hasn’t returned or offered any financial support for our expenses, like groceries, rent, school fees, and even my children’s milk. This has left me emotionally and mentally drained. Can you suggest ways to get him back, or what legal steps I can take to ensure he fulfills his responsibilities towards our family?

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Apni Law Staff answered 7 months ago

You can file a maintenance petition under the Domestic Violence Act, seeking financial support for yourself and your children. You can also file a case for divorce and seek alimony and child support. You should consult a lawyer to understand your legal options and best course of action.

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