Reading: My wife has moved back to her parents’ house for the past four months because I don’t want to live separately. She’s unhappy with my family, and her father has even suggested I move out and start a new life. She also wanted a maid for housework, which we haven’t been able to arrange. Now, she’s threatening to file a case against me and my family. What should I do to protect my family?

My wife has moved back to her parents’ house for the past four months because I don’t want to live separately. She’s unhappy with my family, and her father has even suggested I move out and start a new life. She also wanted a maid for housework, which we haven’t been able to arrange. Now, she’s threatening to file a case against me and my family. What should I do to protect my family?

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7 months ago

Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My wife has moved back to her parents’ house for the past four months because I don’t want to live separately. She’s unhappy with my family, and her father has even suggested I move out and start a new life. She also wanted a maid for housework, which we haven’t been able to arrange. Now, she’s threatening to file a case against me and my family. What should I do to protect my family?

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Apni Law Staff asked 7 months ago

My wife has moved back to her parents’ house for the past four months because I don’t want to live separately. She’s unhappy with my family, and her father has even suggested I move out and start a new life. She also wanted a maid for housework, which we haven’t been able to arrange. Now, she’s threatening to file a case against me and my family. What should I do to protect my family?

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Apni Law Staff answered 7 months ago

It’s important to address the root causes of your wife’s unhappiness, including communication with her and her family, and try to resolve the issues amicably. Consult a lawyer to understand your legal rights and obligations, and to negotiate a resolution that safeguards your family’s interests. Avoid escalating the situation and try to find a compromise.