Divorce
Vishal Mal
(Querist) 14 August 2013
This query is : Resolved
Hi,
I'm married for last 3.5 yrs and currently considering divorce.The reason is mainly due to the following..
1) Incompatibility with complete loss of Emotional/physical connect.
2) She has no interest in being a MOTHER.
3) She is completely oblivious to the fact that she has some responsibility to her husband and family.Openly flirts and hangs out with guys and drinks heavely at times.
4) She wants to dictate the rules in the house and the expectation is we should listen to her all the time.
5) She insults my parents and trying her best to send them out of the house.Both my parents are ailing and have no place to go accept mine.We both jointly own a flat.
I tried my best to reconcile with meetings with her family but nothing seems to be working.The marriage has been a nightmare for the kind of harassment i'm put through everyday.Please help.
Need some expert advise to understand how to proceed with the divorce.
Thanks.
Devajyoti Barman
(Expert) 14 August 2013
The failure to discharge the usual marital obligations falls withing the category of mental cruelty and hence you can file suit for divorce on such ground.
Do contact a lawyer for this.
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 15 August 2013
You may file divorce, contact local lawyer.
Vishal Mal
(Querist) 15 August 2013
Can you provide some names of good lawyers in Bangalore who can help.But i'm worried that the divorce cases are generally favoring woman.I want a peaceful end to the complete process.
how the property will be handled in case there is joint ownership of a flat and i want to take complete ownership of the property.
Please advise.
ajay sethi
(Expert) 15 August 2013
If flat is owned in joint names you cant get complete ownership of flat . since your wife is not interested in divorce it would be a contested affair . may take years
alexander
(Expert) 15 August 2013
Are you the first named owner in the joint property or the Second named Jt holder of the property.
If you are the Second named then the property really doesn't belong to you. Your name is there by way of a "NOMINEE." The property can be disposed off by the First named holder by way of Gift/Will. EVEN IN AN INTESTATE SUCCESSION THE PROPERTY SHALL GO AS PER THE SUCCESSION ACT.
fOR THE REST PL TAKE THE ADVICE OF YOUR LAWYER
