My wife and I separated six months ago after an affair, resolved through family intervention. My mother-in-law is constantly driving a wedge between us, and my wife spends hours daily talking to her. I also have access to their call records. Should I consider reconciliation?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My wife and I separated six months ago after an affair, resolved through family intervention. My mother-in-law is constantly driving a wedge between us, and my wife spends hours daily talking to her. I also have access to their call records. Should I consider reconciliation?
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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

My wife and I separated six months ago after an affair, resolved through family intervention. My mother-in-law is constantly driving a wedge between us, and my wife spends hours daily talking to her. I also have access to their call records. Should I consider reconciliation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

Indian law doesn’t dictate reconciliation. It’s a personal decision. Your wife’s communication with her mother and the family intervention’s outcome are relevant, but ultimately, reconciliation requires mutual consent and willingness to address underlying issues.

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