We’ve been married for three years in Odisha, and since the beginning, my wife has been insistent on living separately from my family. She’s threatened to accuse them of dowry harassment, making me move her to Kolkata where I work. Even here, she demands expensive jewellery and fights constantly, trying to isolate me from loved ones. She throws tantrums, breaks things, and even moved me out of our home. Her family is also pressuring me with legal threats. I’m desperate for guidance.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › We’ve been married for three years in Odisha, and since the beginning, my wife has been insistent on living separately from my family. She’s threatened to accuse them of dowry harassment, making me move her to Kolkata where I work. Even here, she demands expensive jewellery and fights constantly, trying to isolate me from loved ones. She throws tantrums, breaks things, and even moved me out of our home. Her family is also pressuring me with legal threats. I’m desperate for guidance.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

We’ve been married for three years in Odisha, and since the beginning, my wife has been insistent on living separately from my family. She’s threatened to accuse them of dowry harassment, making me move her to Kolkata where I work. Even here, she demands expensive jewellery and fights constantly, trying to isolate me from loved ones. She throws tantrums, breaks things, and even moved me out of our home. Her family is also pressuring me with legal threats. I’m desperate for guidance.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Your situation involves multiple issues, including marital discord, potential dowry harassment accusations, and pressure from your wife’s family. It’s crucial to seek legal advice from a qualified lawyer specializing in family law in Odisha to understand your rights and explore options like mediation or legal recourse to address the conflict and ensure your well-being.

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