My wife and I had a traditional Hindu wedding registered in Ghaziabad two years ago, against our families’ wishes. Recently, my wife’s father has influenced her, and she’s been living with her parents for the past couple of months. He even arranged a ring ceremony with another man! I have our marriage certificate and want to bring my wife back. Can you advise on what legal steps I can take?

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Law Forum › Category: Family › My wife and I had a traditional Hindu wedding registered in Ghaziabad two years ago, against our families’ wishes. Recently, my wife’s father has influenced her, and she’s been living with her parents for the past couple of months. He even arranged a ring ceremony with another man! I have our marriage certificate and want to bring my wife back. Can you advise on what legal steps I can take?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

My wife and I had a traditional Hindu wedding registered in Ghaziabad two years ago, against our families’ wishes. Recently, my wife’s father has influenced her, and she’s been living with her parents for the past couple of months. He even arranged a ring ceremony with another man! I have our marriage certificate and want to bring my wife back. Can you advise on what legal steps I can take?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Based on your marriage certificate, you can approach a family court in Ghaziabad seeking a decree of restitution of conjugal rights. You can also file a police complaint against your wife’s father for influencing her and your wife for abandoning you. This will help bring your wife back and address the interference from her father.

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