Wife continuing affair after marriage

You wait for another 6 months, bang her on the side till 6 months are over, then file for divorce with all proofs of her adultery.  Maker her party 1, maker her lover party 2.

Collect address, photos of that man.  Collect evidence of her adultery with this man by hiring good detective.  You have 6 months time.  Call recordings, video recordings, screenshots, whatsappe messages etc all can be used in court.  Once you have all proofs ready give notice and then wait 30 days and file divorce.

Approach your own very able senior LOCAL counsel of unshakable repute and integrity specializing in Family matters and having successful track record ….. and worth his/her salt …and discuss in person and even with seasoned PIP to draft as per facts of the matter and proceed in best of your interest.. ….and show all the evidences and understand if these are indeed irrefutable and sufficient for divorce on grounds of adultery and concealment etc ..

Your counsel shall explain what is what in adultery in detail and in person..

Avoid running to court empty handed..

Court shall decide to end the wedlock if presiding officer is convinced.

1) He told her parents about it 2 weeks back and she is with her parents now, so no chance of gathering any more proofs.

2) She has met this guy after marriage but my friend found about this later . So couldn't get enough proof to allege adultery.

He has simply lost all his trust with this girl and just can't live with her any longer.

Does he still have any option ?

Now you are giving an impression that your friend deserted the spouse..

Your friend and spouse would know what evidences each has..

Discuss in person with your LOCAL counsels and become properly informed..

@Ramoji Kumar

You mean to say he can file after 6 months.

@Kumar Doab

It's been 2 weeks since they have been living separately. Would this amount to desertion ?

@ Adv Kamakshi

He will have to wait for mutual divorce. Isn't it ?

What options does he have right now ?

No …

The impressions on intention to desert are expressed by you…

Central Government Act

Section 13 in The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955

13 Divorce. —

https://indiankanoon.org/doc/1284729/’

Proving IT may rest on petitioner..

Discuss in person with your LOCAL counsels with whatever instances and inputs you have and become properly informed..

So how should he handle this now. He obviously can't live with her as that bond of trust has been lost forever .

@R Trivedi

Her Parents have already spoken to him and want him to forgive her and take her back. But she has shown no regrets for what she had been doing. Going by her behaviour, he knows , she is never going to change.

So , he simply doesn't want to stay in this marriage and suffer every day very well knowing that she will never change.

By the way, alleging adultery has been completely ruled out by him. But he does want to get out of this as early as possible .

Is there any other option other than waiting for an year ?

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