My marriage is going through a tough time. I’ve been married for three years and things haven’t been good with my wife. She gets upset when I try to visit my mom, spends a lot on shopping and food, and we have no savings. My mother-in-law knows about these issues and blames me. Lately, my wife has been dating someone from her office, openly chatting with him, and going out to meet him on Saturdays. Is there any way I can get a divorce, and what kind of proof will I need in court? I’m worried and need guidance on how to move forward.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My marriage is going through a tough time. I’ve been married for three years and things haven’t been good with my wife. She gets upset when I try to visit my mom, spends a lot on shopping and food, and we have no savings. My mother-in-law knows about these issues and blames me. Lately, my wife has been dating someone from her office, openly chatting with him, and going out to meet him on Saturdays. Is there any way I can get a divorce, and what kind of proof will I need in court? I’m worried and need guidance on how to move forward.
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My marriage is going through a tough time. I’ve been married for three years and things haven’t been good with my wife. She gets upset when I try to visit my mom, spends a lot on shopping and food, and we have no savings. My mother-in-law knows about these issues and blames me. Lately, my wife has been dating someone from her office, openly chatting with him, and going out to meet him on Saturdays. Is there any way I can get a divorce, and what kind of proof will I need in court? I’m worried and need guidance on how to move forward.

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Under Indian law, you can file for divorce based on grounds like adultery, cruelty, or desertion. To prove adultery, you’ll need evidence like phone records, messages, or eyewitness accounts. Seeking legal counsel is essential to understand the specific grounds and evidence required for your situation.

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