My husband doesn’t physically hurt me, but he’s causing me a lot of emotional pain. I used all my hard-earned money to buy a home and build my business, while he hasn’t worked in three years. Now, he’s trying to claim my assets because his name is on the property. I’m terrified of taking action, afraid I’ll lose everything. Is there a way to protect myself and find peace?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My husband doesn’t physically hurt me, but he’s causing me a lot of emotional pain. I used all my hard-earned money to buy a home and build my business, while he hasn’t worked in three years. Now, he’s trying to claim my assets because his name is on the property. I’m terrified of taking action, afraid I’ll lose everything. Is there a way to protect myself and find peace?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My husband doesn’t physically hurt me, but he’s causing me a lot of emotional pain. I used all my hard-earned money to buy a home and build my business, while he hasn’t worked in three years. Now, he’s trying to claim my assets because his name is on the property. I’m terrified of taking action, afraid I’ll lose everything. Is there a way to protect myself and find peace?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Indian law offers protection against domestic abuse, including emotional abuse, and provides for the division of marital property based on contributions. You can seek legal advice to understand your rights and file for separation or divorce, which may include a fair division of assets based on your individual contributions.

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