We got married a year ago, but it wasn’t the life I expected. She went back to her family home often, and we rarely spent time together. She had lots of friends, including boys, and was always secretive about her conversations. I tried to show her I cared, but she seemed distant and uninterested in building a life with me. She rarely visited my family and even then only for important events. One day she went home and hasn’t returned. I’ve been through a lot of emotional turmoil and have finally decided to move on. What are my options?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › We got married a year ago, but it wasn’t the life I expected. She went back to her family home often, and we rarely spent time together. She had lots of friends, including boys, and was always secretive about her conversations. I tried to show her I cared, but she seemed distant and uninterested in building a life with me. She rarely visited my family and even then only for important events. One day she went home and hasn’t returned. I’ve been through a lot of emotional turmoil and have finally decided to move on. What are my options?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

We got married a year ago, but it wasn’t the life I expected. She went back to her family home often, and we rarely spent time together. She had lots of friends, including boys, and was always secretive about her conversations. I tried to show her I cared, but she seemed distant and uninterested in building a life with me. She rarely visited my family and even then only for important events. One day she went home and hasn’t returned. I’ve been through a lot of emotional turmoil and have finally decided to move on. What are my options?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Under Indian law, you have grounds for divorce based on her desertion. You can file a divorce petition citing her absence and lack of intent to return to the marriage. Consult a lawyer to understand the specific legal procedures and timelines involved.

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