My marriage in 2014 turned into a nightmare. My in-laws constantly nag and criticize me, making life unbearable. My mother-in-law has a strong hold on my husband, who blindly agrees to her demands. She constantly stirs up trouble and lies to him for trivial matters. My husband, currently in Australia, isn’t a permanent resident and constantly asks me for money for his settlement, a huge sum like 8 lakh rupees. My in-laws, including his mother, two sisters, their husbands, and children all live together, making the situation worse. They harass me daily, even throwing me out of the house in December 2014. I’ve been living with my parents for the past five months. My husband came to my parents’ home and promised to take me back, but he left for Australia without my knowledge, and now he and my in-laws have filed a case against my family and me, accusing us of demanding property. He doesn’t contact me, send me money, and my father, a heart patient, is under immense stress because of the constant legal summons. We can’t afford legal representation, and I’m terrified and emotionally drained. I need help, I feel utterly helpless.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My marriage in 2014 turned into a nightmare. My in-laws constantly nag and criticize me, making life unbearable. My mother-in-law has a strong hold on my husband, who blindly agrees to her demands. She constantly stirs up trouble and lies to him for trivial matters. My husband, currently in Australia, isn’t a permanent resident and constantly asks me for money for his settlement, a huge sum like 8 lakh rupees. My in-laws, including his mother, two sisters, their husbands, and children all live together, making the situation worse. They harass me daily, even throwing me out of the house in December 2014. I’ve been living with my parents for the past five months. My husband came to my parents’ home and promised to take me back, but he left for Australia without my knowledge, and now he and my in-laws have filed a case against my family and me, accusing us of demanding property. He doesn’t contact me, send me money, and my father, a heart patient, is under immense stress because of the constant legal summons. We can’t afford legal representation, and I’m terrified and emotionally drained. I need help, I feel utterly helpless.
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My marriage in 2014 turned into a nightmare. My in-laws constantly nag and criticize me, making life unbearable. My mother-in-law has a strong hold on my husband, who blindly agrees to her demands. She constantly stirs up trouble and lies to him for trivial matters. My husband, currently in Australia, isn’t a permanent resident and constantly asks me for money for his settlement, a huge sum like 8 lakh rupees. My in-laws, including his mother, two sisters, their husbands, and children all live together, making the situation worse. They harass me daily, even throwing me out of the house in December 2014. I’ve been living with my parents for the past five months. My husband came to my parents’ home and promised to take me back, but he left for Australia without my knowledge, and now he and my in-laws have filed a case against my family and me, accusing us of demanding property. He doesn’t contact me, send me money, and my father, a heart patient, is under immense stress because of the constant legal summons. We can’t afford legal representation, and I’m terrified and emotionally drained. I need help, I feel utterly helpless.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Based on the information provided, you are experiencing significant marital discord and harassment from your in-laws. You may have grounds to file for divorce under Indian law due to cruelty and desertion. You should seek immediate legal advice from a lawyer specializing in family law who can advise you on your rights and legal options, including protection from harassment and financial support.

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