We’re living apart, and it feels like things are heading towards a divorce. My husband works abroad, while I’m back in India with our 3-year-old son, staying with my parents. He hasn’t sent any money for a year, but I was working and didn’t ask. Now, I’ve lost my job. He doesn’t want me anymore, just our child, and he’s been incredibly verbally abusive throughout this whole ordeal. It’s clear he doesn’t like my parents either. I don’t want a divorce, but if he continues down this path, I’m left with no choice.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › We’re living apart, and it feels like things are heading towards a divorce. My husband works abroad, while I’m back in India with our 3-year-old son, staying with my parents. He hasn’t sent any money for a year, but I was working and didn’t ask. Now, I’ve lost my job. He doesn’t want me anymore, just our child, and he’s been incredibly verbally abusive throughout this whole ordeal. It’s clear he doesn’t like my parents either. I don’t want a divorce, but if he continues down this path, I’m left with no choice.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

We’re living apart, and it feels like things are heading towards a divorce. My husband works abroad, while I’m back in India with our 3-year-old son, staying with my parents. He hasn’t sent any money for a year, but I was working and didn’t ask. Now, I’ve lost my job. He doesn’t want me anymore, just our child, and he’s been incredibly verbally abusive throughout this whole ordeal. It’s clear he doesn’t like my parents either. I don’t want a divorce, but if he continues down this path, I’m left with no choice.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

In India, you can file for maintenance and a custody order for your son. Your husband’s lack of financial support and verbal abuse are grounds for legal action. Consider consulting with a lawyer to understand your rights and options within the context of your specific situation.

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