My wife and I separated a year ago, just a month after our wedding. Her doubts and constant accusations made our life unbearable. I felt trapped and miserable. I asked her to return, but she responded with false allegations and claimed she was willing to come back. Deep down, I don’t believe she will change. I’m seeking advice on how to move forward.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My wife and I separated a year ago, just a month after our wedding. Her doubts and constant accusations made our life unbearable. I felt trapped and miserable. I asked her to return, but she responded with false allegations and claimed she was willing to come back. Deep down, I don’t believe she will change. I’m seeking advice on how to move forward.
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My wife and I separated a year ago, just a month after our wedding. Her doubts and constant accusations made our life unbearable. I felt trapped and miserable. I asked her to return, but she responded with false allegations and claimed she was willing to come back. Deep down, I don’t believe she will change. I’m seeking advice on how to move forward.

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Based on Indian law, you can file for divorce on grounds of cruelty and irretrievable breakdown of marriage. You can seek legal counsel to initiate the process and present evidence of your wife’s behavior. It’s important to gather evidence and ensure you have a strong case.

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