My three-month-old baby and I are living with my parents after my husband and in-laws subjected me to emotional abuse throughout my pregnancy. Now, they are demanding my entire salary, plus gold and money from my mother. Despite not buying even a single piece of clothing for our child, they verbally abuse me and demand money. There are recordings of their threats of physical violence and even death. What can I do to get a divorce? Can I prevent my parents, in-laws, and sister-in-law from seeing my child?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My three-month-old baby and I are living with my parents after my husband and in-laws subjected me to emotional abuse throughout my pregnancy. Now, they are demanding my entire salary, plus gold and money from my mother. Despite not buying even a single piece of clothing for our child, they verbally abuse me and demand money. There are recordings of their threats of physical violence and even death. What can I do to get a divorce? Can I prevent my parents, in-laws, and sister-in-law from seeing my child?
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Apni Law Staff asked 4 months ago

My three-month-old baby and I are living with my parents after my husband and in-laws subjected me to emotional abuse throughout my pregnancy. Now, they are demanding my entire salary, plus gold and money from my mother. Despite not buying even a single piece of clothing for our child, they verbally abuse me and demand money. There are recordings of their threats of physical violence and even death. What can I do to get a divorce? Can I prevent my parents, in-laws, and sister-in-law from seeing my child?

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Apni Law Staff answered 4 months ago

You can file for divorce based on cruelty and harassment, using the recordings as evidence. You can also seek protection under the Domestic Violence Act and file for custody of your child, preventing your in-laws from accessing him. Seeking legal counsel is crucial to understand your rights and secure proper legal recourse.

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