We’ve been married for five years, and before that, lived together for three. For the past year, my wife has been increasingly controlling, wanting me to cut off contact with my friends and even my widowed mother. She wants me to accept her friends and family, including her ex-boyfriend, but refuses to do the same for me. I spent the early years of our relationship with few friends, but recently started reconnecting with people. Now, they’ve become good friends to both of us. However, she’s started making false accusations about them.

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Law Forum › Category: Family › We’ve been married for five years, and before that, lived together for three. For the past year, my wife has been increasingly controlling, wanting me to cut off contact with my friends and even my widowed mother. She wants me to accept her friends and family, including her ex-boyfriend, but refuses to do the same for me. I spent the early years of our relationship with few friends, but recently started reconnecting with people. Now, they’ve become good friends to both of us. However, she’s started making false accusations about them.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

We’ve been married for five years, and before that, lived together for three. For the past year, my wife has been increasingly controlling, wanting me to cut off contact with my friends and even my widowed mother. She wants me to accept her friends and family, including her ex-boyfriend, but refuses to do the same for me. I spent the early years of our relationship with few friends, but recently started reconnecting with people. Now, they’ve become good friends to both of us. However, she’s started making false accusations about them.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

This situation describes a pattern of controlling and manipulative behavior that can be grounds for separation and even divorce under Indian law. You have the right to maintain healthy relationships with your friends and family, and your wife’s attempts to isolate you and make false accusations are serious issues. It’s crucial to consult with a lawyer to understand your legal options and how to protect your rights.

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