My husband left home a year ago due to family disagreements. My father-in-law gave him a divorce notice, but they still work together. They even meet daily with my brother-in-law. We decided to go back home with our two-year-old, but he asked us to leave and threatened to call the police. He claims he published the divorce notice in the newspaper. What should we do in this situation?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My husband left home a year ago due to family disagreements. My father-in-law gave him a divorce notice, but they still work together. They even meet daily with my brother-in-law. We decided to go back home with our two-year-old, but he asked us to leave and threatened to call the police. He claims he published the divorce notice in the newspaper. What should we do in this situation?
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Apni Law Staff asked 4 months ago

My husband left home a year ago due to family disagreements. My father-in-law gave him a divorce notice, but they still work together. They even meet daily with my brother-in-law. We decided to go back home with our two-year-old, but he asked us to leave and threatened to call the police. He claims he published the divorce notice in the newspaper. What should we do in this situation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 4 months ago

Your husband’s departure and the notice from your father-in-law don’t automatically constitute a divorce under Indian law. Seek legal advice from a lawyer to understand your rights and options. Consider filing a case for maintenance and custody of your child, especially if your husband is threatening you.

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