Reading: My friend, a Hindu, married in August 2006. His wife stayed with him for just a couple of months before leaving for her parents’ home. She hasn’t returned or contacted him since. He sent her a legal notice to come back, but she filed a case against him. He was imprisoned for two weeks and lost his job. Now, he’s struggling with health issues, including diabetes and mental health problems. People suggest converting to Islam and marrying a Muslim woman to help him, but are there other solutions or advice we can offer?

My friend, a Hindu, married in August 2006. His wife stayed with him for just a couple of months before leaving for her parents’ home. She hasn’t returned or contacted him since. He sent her a legal notice to come back, but she filed a case against him. He was imprisoned for two weeks and lost his job. Now, he’s struggling with health issues, including diabetes and mental health problems. People suggest converting to Islam and marrying a Muslim woman to help him, but are there other solutions or advice we can offer?

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12 months ago

Law Forum › Category: Family › My friend, a Hindu, married in August 2006. His wife stayed with him for just a couple of months before leaving for her parents’ home. She hasn’t returned or contacted him since. He sent her a legal notice to come back, but she filed a case against him. He was imprisoned for two weeks and lost his job. Now, he’s struggling with health issues, including diabetes and mental health problems. People suggest converting to Islam and marrying a Muslim woman to help him, but are there other solutions or advice we can offer?

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Apni Law Staff asked 12 months ago

My friend, a Hindu, married in August 2006. His wife stayed with him for just a couple of months before leaving for her parents’ home. She hasn’t returned or contacted him since. He sent her a legal notice to come back, but she filed a case against him. He was imprisoned for two weeks and lost his job. Now, he’s struggling with health issues, including diabetes and mental health problems. People suggest converting to Islam and marrying a Muslim woman to help him, but are there other solutions or advice we can offer?

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Apni Law Staff answered 12 months ago

Your friend’s situation is complex and requires legal counsel. Indian law recognizes both divorce and annulment, but the specifics depend on the grounds for separation. He should consult with a lawyer specializing in family law to understand his options and pursue the best course of action based on his specific circumstances. Converting to Islam to remarry isn’t a legal solution and could have unintended consequences.