My wife left me a year ago, leaving a letter accusing me of abuse. I filed a complaint with the women’s police station hoping they could help us reunite. But she hasn’t gone to see them. Now, after a year, she showed up at my office trying to get me to sign for our child’s admission. I refused and asked her to talk to my family elders instead. I’m scared of her. She’s been sending messages about the child’s admission and wants me to meet at the school. I feel helpless. I want to file for divorce. What should I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My wife left me a year ago, leaving a letter accusing me of abuse. I filed a complaint with the women’s police station hoping they could help us reunite. But she hasn’t gone to see them. Now, after a year, she showed up at my office trying to get me to sign for our child’s admission. I refused and asked her to talk to my family elders instead. I’m scared of her. She’s been sending messages about the child’s admission and wants me to meet at the school. I feel helpless. I want to file for divorce. What should I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My wife left me a year ago, leaving a letter accusing me of abuse. I filed a complaint with the women’s police station hoping they could help us reunite. But she hasn’t gone to see them. Now, after a year, she showed up at my office trying to get me to sign for our child’s admission. I refused and asked her to talk to my family elders instead. I’m scared of her. She’s been sending messages about the child’s admission and wants me to meet at the school. I feel helpless. I want to file for divorce. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should consult with a lawyer immediately. Your wife’s accusations of abuse, even if unsubstantiated, can have serious legal implications. A lawyer can guide you on navigating the divorce process, address the allegations of abuse, and protect your rights regarding your child’s custody and visitation.

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