My husband recently moved abroad for work. Feeling a bit lost, I reached out to a friend who had proposed to me earlier for some financial help. He sent some money, but my husband found out and is now constantly checking my emails. He and his mother are pressuring me for a divorce, claiming I wasn’t a virgin before marriage, based on lies spread by my friends. I don’t want a divorce, I love my husband and want to spend the rest of my life with him. What can I do? I’m being mentally harassed and need help.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My husband recently moved abroad for work. Feeling a bit lost, I reached out to a friend who had proposed to me earlier for some financial help. He sent some money, but my husband found out and is now constantly checking my emails. He and his mother are pressuring me for a divorce, claiming I wasn’t a virgin before marriage, based on lies spread by my friends. I don’t want a divorce, I love my husband and want to spend the rest of my life with him. What can I do? I’m being mentally harassed and need help.
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My husband recently moved abroad for work. Feeling a bit lost, I reached out to a friend who had proposed to me earlier for some financial help. He sent some money, but my husband found out and is now constantly checking my emails. He and his mother are pressuring me for a divorce, claiming I wasn’t a virgin before marriage, based on lies spread by my friends. I don’t want a divorce, I love my husband and want to spend the rest of my life with him. What can I do? I’m being mentally harassed and need help.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You are experiencing domestic violence and harassment. Under Indian law, you can file a complaint with the police against your husband and his mother for their actions. You can also seek legal advice from a lawyer regarding divorce proceedings and your rights. Additionally, you should consider reaching out to a women’s helpline for emotional support and guidance.

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