My husband and I met online, he proposed and I said yes. He asked for money before our marriage, which I gave him. Right after the wedding, he became emotionally distant, saying he was trapped financially. I took out a loan from my parents, but it wasn’t enough, so I gave him all the jewelry from his family. He even took out a loan against that, but never showed me any paperwork. Now, he refuses to repay the loans, won’t give back the jewelry, and doesn’t take financial responsibility for me or our child. My parents are helping us. He recently moved without telling me and sent my belongings to his hometown, preventing me from going with him. I belong to a Scheduled Tribe community.

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Law Forum › Category: Family › My husband and I met online, he proposed and I said yes. He asked for money before our marriage, which I gave him. Right after the wedding, he became emotionally distant, saying he was trapped financially. I took out a loan from my parents, but it wasn’t enough, so I gave him all the jewelry from his family. He even took out a loan against that, but never showed me any paperwork. Now, he refuses to repay the loans, won’t give back the jewelry, and doesn’t take financial responsibility for me or our child. My parents are helping us. He recently moved without telling me and sent my belongings to his hometown, preventing me from going with him. I belong to a Scheduled Tribe community.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My husband and I met online, he proposed and I said yes. He asked for money before our marriage, which I gave him. Right after the wedding, he became emotionally distant, saying he was trapped financially. I took out a loan from my parents, but it wasn’t enough, so I gave him all the jewelry from his family. He even took out a loan against that, but never showed me any paperwork. Now, he refuses to repay the loans, won’t give back the jewelry, and doesn’t take financial responsibility for me or our child. My parents are helping us. He recently moved without telling me and sent my belongings to his hometown, preventing me from going with him. I belong to a Scheduled Tribe community.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Your situation presents multiple legal issues under Indian law, including domestic violence, cheating, breach of trust, and potential criminal charges for misappropriation of funds. You can seek legal advice and support from a lawyer, who can help you file for divorce, recover your finances, and protect your rights. Additionally, you may be eligible for specific protections and benefits under the Scheduled Tribe laws.

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