My wife, who is Hindu, and I recently got married. Lately, she’s been going back to her parents’ house after small arguments, sometimes even being brought there by them. We were recently on a trip, and she left to go home. Now her parents are spreading rumors that I abandoned her in a strange city. They want us to live together again, and she’s threatening suicide if we don’t. I’m worried about false accusations. Would a written commitment from her parents help?

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Law Forum › Category: Family › My wife, who is Hindu, and I recently got married. Lately, she’s been going back to her parents’ house after small arguments, sometimes even being brought there by them. We were recently on a trip, and she left to go home. Now her parents are spreading rumors that I abandoned her in a strange city. They want us to live together again, and she’s threatening suicide if we don’t. I’m worried about false accusations. Would a written commitment from her parents help?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My wife, who is Hindu, and I recently got married. Lately, she’s been going back to her parents’ house after small arguments, sometimes even being brought there by them. We were recently on a trip, and she left to go home. Now her parents are spreading rumors that I abandoned her in a strange city. They want us to live together again, and she’s threatening suicide if we don’t. I’m worried about false accusations. Would a written commitment from her parents help?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Under Indian law, a written commitment from your wife’s parents is unlikely to be legally binding. Your wife’s actions and threats can be used as evidence in court if you decide to pursue legal action. It’s advisable to consult with a lawyer to understand your rights and options in this situation.

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