My husband, whom I love dearly, left our home recently, taking our marriage certificate and other documents. He wants a divorce, but I don’t. We had a love marriage in 2011, accepted by both families, and while we had our disagreements, we were generally happy. He’s been away for work these past few months, and I think this distance has made things worse. Is there any way I can convince him to come back home, at least for a while, to reconsider? What can I do to get him back?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My husband, whom I love dearly, left our home recently, taking our marriage certificate and other documents. He wants a divorce, but I don’t. We had a love marriage in 2011, accepted by both families, and while we had our disagreements, we were generally happy. He’s been away for work these past few months, and I think this distance has made things worse. Is there any way I can convince him to come back home, at least for a while, to reconsider? What can I do to get him back?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

My husband, whom I love dearly, left our home recently, taking our marriage certificate and other documents. He wants a divorce, but I don’t. We had a love marriage in 2011, accepted by both families, and while we had our disagreements, we were generally happy. He’s been away for work these past few months, and I think this distance has made things worse. Is there any way I can convince him to come back home, at least for a while, to reconsider? What can I do to get him back?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Indian law doesn’t mandate a spouse’s return. You can try to communicate and resolve issues, but you can’t force him back. Seek legal advice to understand your rights and options regarding the divorce and document recovery.

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