My sister, a young mother of a two-year-old daughter, is facing a difficult situation. Her husband constantly belittles her and loses his temper, causing her a lot of emotional distress. She’s been enduring this for a long time, unwilling to share her pain. Now, she’s decided to leave and come to our home, leaving her baby behind. As her brother, I’m worried and want to help. Our family is Hindu, and I seek your guidance on how best to support my sister through this tough time.

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Law Forum › Category: Family › My sister, a young mother of a two-year-old daughter, is facing a difficult situation. Her husband constantly belittles her and loses his temper, causing her a lot of emotional distress. She’s been enduring this for a long time, unwilling to share her pain. Now, she’s decided to leave and come to our home, leaving her baby behind. As her brother, I’m worried and want to help. Our family is Hindu, and I seek your guidance on how best to support my sister through this tough time.
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My sister, a young mother of a two-year-old daughter, is facing a difficult situation. Her husband constantly belittles her and loses his temper, causing her a lot of emotional distress. She’s been enduring this for a long time, unwilling to share her pain. Now, she’s decided to leave and come to our home, leaving her baby behind. As her brother, I’m worried and want to help. Our family is Hindu, and I seek your guidance on how best to support my sister through this tough time.

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Your sister is facing domestic abuse, and leaving her husband is a significant step towards protecting herself. Encourage her to seek legal counsel to understand her rights and options, including custody arrangements for her child. Offer her unwavering support, providing a safe and secure space for her while she navigates this difficult period.

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