We fell in love and got married secretly, without telling our families. We had a court marriage and initially lived on our own. After a while, my husband spoke to his family and they invited us to live with them. Both families tried to work things out, but things got heated and there was an argument with my family. While living at my in-laws, I fell ill due to the workload. We decided to move out again. My in-laws still haven’t accepted me, and now my husband is staying away from me. What should I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › We fell in love and got married secretly, without telling our families. We had a court marriage and initially lived on our own. After a while, my husband spoke to his family and they invited us to live with them. Both families tried to work things out, but things got heated and there was an argument with my family. While living at my in-laws, I fell ill due to the workload. We decided to move out again. My in-laws still haven’t accepted me, and now my husband is staying away from me. What should I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

We fell in love and got married secretly, without telling our families. We had a court marriage and initially lived on our own. After a while, my husband spoke to his family and they invited us to live with them. Both families tried to work things out, but things got heated and there was an argument with my family. While living at my in-laws, I fell ill due to the workload. We decided to move out again. My in-laws still haven’t accepted me, and now my husband is staying away from me. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You have a valid marriage recognized by law. Your in-laws’ disapproval does not invalidate your marriage. You can consult a lawyer to understand your rights regarding spousal support and separation. Consider seeking legal advice to protect your interests and potentially address the situation with your husband.

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