My wife left home after a fight a few days ago. We filed a Section 9 case but she hasn’t appeared in court. I was called to the CAW cell today, and they accused me of many things, putting immense pressure to take her back. They even threatened jail. I can’t live with all these false accusations, so I told them I wouldn’t. If she wants to come back, she can do it through the court proceedings. However, the CAW cell is still pressurizing me. My next hearing is on the 27th. What should I do? Please guide me.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My wife left home after a fight a few days ago. We filed a Section 9 case but she hasn’t appeared in court. I was called to the CAW cell today, and they accused me of many things, putting immense pressure to take her back. They even threatened jail. I can’t live with all these false accusations, so I told them I wouldn’t. If she wants to come back, she can do it through the court proceedings. However, the CAW cell is still pressurizing me. My next hearing is on the 27th. What should I do? Please guide me.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My wife left home after a fight a few days ago. We filed a Section 9 case but she hasn’t appeared in court. I was called to the CAW cell today, and they accused me of many things, putting immense pressure to take her back. They even threatened jail. I can’t live with all these false accusations, so I told them I wouldn’t. If she wants to come back, she can do it through the court proceedings. However, the CAW cell is still pressurizing me. My next hearing is on the 27th. What should I do? Please guide me.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should consult a lawyer immediately. Explain the situation and the pressure from the CAW cell. Your lawyer can help you understand your legal rights and advise you on how to respond to the CAW cell’s accusations, ensuring your rights are protected in court.

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