We got married in 2015. Just a week after our wedding, my wife started arguing with me and my mother. Now, she wants to leave and has gone back to her parents’ house. They’re threatening to file a case. I have a recording of her saying she wants to live separately because of housework, and she never asked for dowry. Should I take legal action to protect myself?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › We got married in 2015. Just a week after our wedding, my wife started arguing with me and my mother. Now, she wants to leave and has gone back to her parents’ house. They’re threatening to file a case. I have a recording of her saying she wants to live separately because of housework, and she never asked for dowry. Should I take legal action to protect myself?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 months ago

We got married in 2015. Just a week after our wedding, my wife started arguing with me and my mother. Now, she wants to leave and has gone back to her parents’ house. They’re threatening to file a case. I have a recording of her saying she wants to live separately because of housework, and she never asked for dowry. Should I take legal action to protect myself?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 months ago

Under Indian law, you can seek legal recourse if your wife’s accusations are false and her threats are unjustified. The recording of her statements could be valuable evidence. It’s advisable to consult a lawyer to understand your legal options and proceed accordingly.

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