My second wife and I registered our marriage, but she didn’t tell her parents about my previous divorce. Later, we had a traditional Hindu ceremony with our families’ blessings. However, my in-laws are now upset about the hidden divorce, and my wife has returned to her parents’ home. What can I do to resolve this situation?

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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My second wife and I registered our marriage, but she didn’t tell her parents about my previous divorce. Later, we had a traditional Hindu ceremony with our families’ blessings. However, my in-laws are now upset about the hidden divorce, and my wife has returned to her parents’ home. What can I do to resolve this situation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Your situation is complex. Legally, your registered marriage is valid, but the deceit surrounding your previous divorce creates a serious trust issue. You need to approach your in-laws directly and honestly, explain the situation, and seek their forgiveness. This may require mediation to bridge the gap and rebuild trust.

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