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Divorce

Guest (Querist) 16 August 2009 This query is : Resolved 
I was forced into a marriage by my father in 2004, stating that both my married sisters would be left by their husbands; and also that he would not pay for my college education.

For the first 3 years she had been living in my parents house, but in a separate room. After completing my graduation, i have been staying separate from my parents, and she has also left my parents' house from last 2 years.

I had tried for mutual divorce. Previously they had agreed, but now they are against it, saying that they will not allow me to marry again; and refusing divorce.

I already have a girl to marry, whom everyone knew about before this marraige; but for whom my family opposed.

I don't have any child from this marriage.
I never wanted to get married.

What are the options and chances of getting a divorce, and the time it may take.

I would be very thankful for the advice.
Kiran Kumar (Expert) 16 August 2009
well the best option is that of mutual consent.

wife is having enough tools to catch u in legal tangels.

try to resolve the matter amicably.

and visit some local counsel, he will be in position to give u the technical details as well, though u may end up paying some professional charges, but in ur case its better to take some personal consultation.
Guest (Querist) 16 August 2009
Thank you Mr. Kiran Kumar.
If mutual doesn't work out, will i never be able to get out of this. Can you be more specific on what point can i use to my advantage.

charudureja (Expert) 16 August 2009
Mr Rohit if u were nt intersted in marriage u should have put ur foot down at that time only, by not taking a stand n beeing blackmailed then u have spoiled 3 lives.
Now u dont want to be part of the marraige any more talk to wife and try to obtain divorce by mutual consent, u can get entangled in more problems.
n.k.sarin (Expert) 16 August 2009
agreed with Mr. Prabhakar.
Kiran Kumar (Expert) 16 August 2009
even i agree with Parbhakar Ji both technically and morally.


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