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Pappu_pappu (research)     06 May 2012

Should i go for a divorce or can have something like a legal

Hi please help me with your advice,

I have been married for the last nearly 7 years (Nov, 2005) and have two little angels aged 4.7 years and 1.9 years. Ours is an arrange marriage and few days after marriage my wife started having problem with my family. Since then, she doesn’t want any of my family members to be in touch. My parents stay at my native and my brothers are well off with their family and in service at different places. I am the eldest. My parents are not dependent on any of us. In fact they help us monetarily whenever we are in need. Though mine is a arrange marriage, we have not taken a single pie or anything that’s valuable as dowry/ favor/ gift from my inlaws.

My wife always abuses my parents following which we have always been quarrelling.  Now since a couple of years she has started treating me saying she will kill herself and even kill our kids. My parents as all grandparents wish to at least talk with my kids and visit them once in a while.

My inlaws support all this behavior of my wife; though my wife fights with them also and have even left their home with the newborn (our second daughter) when she had been there for delivery.

I am leaving in a state of fear always. I am not able to concentrate on my job and worried about my kids.

I wish to have a divorce but thought of my kids hold me back. But now I am not able to tolerate this mental torcher anymore.

Help me what is the best to deal with this. Can I have a legal agreement wherein she is not going to harm my kids and abuse my parents and stop blackmailing me? I some time even thought of lodging a complaint with the police. But then thought she is my wife I cannot play with her honor.

Is there something wherein we can live separately? I am ready to part with her whatever she wants, and will take care of all the needs (education, marriage,……) of my kids. I don’t have any goal in my life rather than to make my kids life safe and comfortable. There is no question of remarrying (I cannot commit the same mistake again).

Please advise…. Should I go for a divorce or can have something like a legal agreement.

ould I go for a divorce or can have something like a legal agreement.



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 6 Replies

Rajesh Bhatt (Individual)     07 May 2012

Without listening your wife, kids it is not possible to give solution as it is question of 4 lifes

Venkat Mani Sekhar (advocate)     08 May 2012

Divorce is not solution at all, more particulary in view of children future, you both reqired a expert family counciing 

MADURAI LAWYER (LEGAL CONSULTANT)     08 May 2012

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rajiv_lodha (zz)     08 May 2012

Dear!

No such thing as legal agreement exists to achieve what u want! Even if u apply for divorce, u will not get it. Present laws are heavily tilted towards ladies' demands & if she contests the divorce petition filed by u, u will be lost completely.....................Kids for which u are so worried will be the worst sufferers.

My advice is to GO FOR A PROFESSIONAL MARRIAGE COUNCILLLAR, BOTH OF U. Try to do a little bit compromise for the sake of ur children.

If things do not get better, talk of Mutual Consent Divorce

Pappu_pappu (research)     10 May 2012

Thank you all for you valuable suggestions. But I am somewhat feeling very disturbed and anxious. I understand and value my kids emotions and at no cost of I want to see them in pain, nor I wish to see my wife in distress over our quarrels.  Please suggest (this just my thought) can I and my wife live with a agreement (I mean to say a legal document) duly signed me and my wife and witnessed my mine and her parents?

An agreement stating – That we are not going to blackmail each other like killing one self or kids? We don’t have any authority over each other and are just living together for the sake of kids; both the grandparents (maternal and paternal) can speak and visit the grand children..................and so on.

 

I look forward for your much valued suggestions

Shantanu Wavhal (Worker)     13 May 2012

such agreement would have ZERO value in the eyes of law.


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