My in-laws constantly make life difficult for me. My mother-in-law has a strong influence on my husband, who always sides with her. She creates unnecessary drama every evening, often lying about small things to provoke arguments. She even tells my husband to divorce me when I’m not around. My two sisters-in-law also interfere constantly, making the situation worse. I’ve been living with my parents for the past month because of this. They constantly threaten me with divorce. I need help.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My in-laws constantly make life difficult for me. My mother-in-law has a strong influence on my husband, who always sides with her. She creates unnecessary drama every evening, often lying about small things to provoke arguments. She even tells my husband to divorce me when I’m not around. My two sisters-in-law also interfere constantly, making the situation worse. I’ve been living with my parents for the past month because of this. They constantly threaten me with divorce. I need help.
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

My in-laws constantly make life difficult for me. My mother-in-law has a strong influence on my husband, who always sides with her. She creates unnecessary drama every evening, often lying about small things to provoke arguments. She even tells my husband to divorce me when I’m not around. My two sisters-in-law also interfere constantly, making the situation worse. I’ve been living with my parents for the past month because of this. They constantly threaten me with divorce. I need help.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Your situation is very difficult. Indian law protects you from domestic violence and harassment, including emotional abuse. You should consult a lawyer and consider filing a domestic violence case against your in-laws. A lawyer can help you understand your legal options and seek a court order for protection.

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