My brother married his girlfriend last year, after a lot of family disagreements. Her family abandoned her, but mine welcomed her with open arms. Now, the situation has changed. My sister-in-law constantly tries to create arguments and disrespect my parents and brother. It’s disheartening to see our family falling apart. I’m feeling lost and need guidance. What should I do? Please help me, our family situation is deteriorating.

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Law Forum › Category: Family › My brother married his girlfriend last year, after a lot of family disagreements. Her family abandoned her, but mine welcomed her with open arms. Now, the situation has changed. My sister-in-law constantly tries to create arguments and disrespect my parents and brother. It’s disheartening to see our family falling apart. I’m feeling lost and need guidance. What should I do? Please help me, our family situation is deteriorating.
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 months ago

My brother married his girlfriend last year, after a lot of family disagreements. Her family abandoned her, but mine welcomed her with open arms. Now, the situation has changed. My sister-in-law constantly tries to create arguments and disrespect my parents and brother. It’s disheartening to see our family falling apart. I’m feeling lost and need guidance. What should I do? Please help me, our family situation is deteriorating.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 months ago

The situation is unfortunate. You can try to mediate a peaceful resolution between your brother and sister-in-law, focusing on mutual respect and understanding. If attempts at reconciliation fail, you can seek guidance from a family counsellor or legal professional to explore options like marital counselling or, if necessary, legal separation.

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