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KOn behalf of my friend, she (30f) got married under compulsion from her mom and married a year ago.
The guy (31M) and his family members initially were fine but even before her engagement he lied about his salary but later got to know and she ignored it. They bad mouthed her mom during her engagement but still ignored that too.
Within few months into marriage, they had a huge fight and had to call police. They started living again but occasionally had fights. She says, he is not really interested in helping her with any kind of works and he’s also not interested in moving forward in his career as he’s too comfortable with his current WFH job with less salary(40k per month). My friend took the responsibility of her mom and she bares her expenses with her salary also contributes a little for their own expenses.
Now he just left the house and asking my friend to quit the job and everything and just come to stay with him at his parents house.
During a fight, in a haste she tried to self harm and he recorded that video. She said he keeps taking screenshots of chats and call recording and everything. She have no such proofs or recordings with her.
She wants to go via mutual divorce route but that guy is not responding to her messages nor lifting the calls. Even her mom’s not bothering and just asking her to do whatever it is.
I want to know how complicated is this case in legal sense?
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KI don’t think the problem is with her. It’s him who left the house and went without even discussing. She was very clear with him about taking care of her mom before marriage and conveyed the same to him to which he agreed. It’s not her fault if he’s fickle minded. She even was ready to stay with him despite him not helping her in any way when it comes to household chores. What can she do if he leaves all of a sudden and not respond to calls or messages?
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KThanks. He’s not responding to her calls and messages. Even if she discuss with his parents, they object for the divorce
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SSend a mediation notice if he is not answering your friend’s calls. Mediation can help you guys also if you want to live together or can help you to discuss the mutual divorce process as well. Before knocking the door of courts, i would suggest you to sort things amicably. If your friend is based in Delhi, let me know I’ll share the contact details of a lady lawyer who helped one of my friend in this kind of case.
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