My wife said she’s a lesbian and wanted to separate a month ago. She made life difficult, and I left our home four days back. Now she’s refusing me access to our 4-year-old daughter, claiming she lied about being a lesbian to make me leave. I’m willing to reconcile, but she isn’t. She’s close to our landlord and tells him everything. He even threatened me when I left. My wife doesn’t work and only has a 10th grade education. How can I get custody of our daughter? Please guide me.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My wife said she’s a lesbian and wanted to separate a month ago. She made life difficult, and I left our home four days back. Now she’s refusing me access to our 4-year-old daughter, claiming she lied about being a lesbian to make me leave. I’m willing to reconcile, but she isn’t. She’s close to our landlord and tells him everything. He even threatened me when I left. My wife doesn’t work and only has a 10th grade education. How can I get custody of our daughter? Please guide me.
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My wife said she’s a lesbian and wanted to separate a month ago. She made life difficult, and I left our home four days back. Now she’s refusing me access to our 4-year-old daughter, claiming she lied about being a lesbian to make me leave. I’m willing to reconcile, but she isn’t. She’s close to our landlord and tells him everything. He even threatened me when I left. My wife doesn’t work and only has a 10th grade education. How can I get custody of our daughter? Please guide me.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

In India, the court will consider the best interests of the child when deciding custody. As your wife is refusing access to your daughter and has lied about her sexuality, you can file for custody and visitation rights. You should consult a lawyer to understand your legal options and proceed with necessary documentation.

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