My marriage, which took place on 15th August 2012, has been increasingly difficult. Despite working in an IT company for years, my husband has created a lot of problems. He has been emotionally and physically abusive, even though I filed a police complaint against his violence last year. For over a year and a half, he hasn’t contributed a single rupee towards our household expenses, including our 3-year-old son’s school fees and rent. He also makes false accusations about my character. I am at my wit’s end and need guidance on how to proceed with divorce proceedings in India.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My marriage, which took place on 15th August 2012, has been increasingly difficult. Despite working in an IT company for years, my husband has created a lot of problems. He has been emotionally and physically abusive, even though I filed a police complaint against his violence last year. For over a year and a half, he hasn’t contributed a single rupee towards our household expenses, including our 3-year-old son’s school fees and rent. He also makes false accusations about my character. I am at my wit’s end and need guidance on how to proceed with divorce proceedings in India.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My marriage, which took place on 15th August 2012, has been increasingly difficult. Despite working in an IT company for years, my husband has created a lot of problems. He has been emotionally and physically abusive, even though I filed a police complaint against his violence last year. For over a year and a half, he hasn’t contributed a single rupee towards our household expenses, including our 3-year-old son’s school fees and rent. He also makes false accusations about my character. I am at my wit’s end and need guidance on how to proceed with divorce proceedings in India.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Based on the information provided, you have strong grounds for divorce in India. You can file for divorce under the grounds of cruelty, desertion, and adultery (due to the false accusations). You should consult a lawyer to initiate divorce proceedings and secure your rights, including alimony, child custody, and maintenance.

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