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BrightConfusion   07 October 2020

Father in law & house, influence my wife & stay their place

Hi, 

Father in Law, mother in law and brother in law, influence my wife & stay their home for a long time such as 3 months every year. At the first stage, I am allowing, but now understand it becomes a habit. When I not allowed, my wife forces me otherwise get suicide. Also, a parent in law shouting at me and force me to arrange everything (car, baby necessary). 

I have 4 years boy and they starting to influence him by video call, show him toys and different manner.

It is hampered by family life and I am afraid. 

I already discuss it with my wife and I am ok to allow stay 1 or 2 days, but not 1 month, 2 months.

How I can take any precautions and prevent this kind of activity. Any legal action to prevent this kind of influence and protect me unwanted circumstances.

Thanks in advance



Quick Summary
This discussion concerns a husband whose in-laws, including his mother-in-law and brother-in-law, stay with his family for extended periods, up to three months annually. This has become a point of contention, with his wife threatening drastic actions if he objects. The in-laws also exert influence over their four-year-old son and demand resources from the husband. He seeks advice on how to limit these visits and protect his family from unwanted influence, including potential legal recourse.

 4 Replies

Nida Khatri   07 October 2020

Can u paraphrase ur question? Who stays at ur home? Ur in laws?

BrightConfusion   07 October 2020

In my family, me, my wife & my Son.

My wife's parent asking my wife to stay with them for 1 month, 1.5 months, 2 months

 

 

Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108)     07 October 2020

1.  Just simply refuse and settle the matter.

Keep Smiling .... Hemant Agarwal
VISIT: www.chshelpforum.com
 

BrightConfusion   07 October 2020

I already refuse, but I want to know if any precaution legal steps may be take


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