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SThe question of divorce only arises because of the children’s custody. It is still not clear if they qualify for a divorce/degree of annulment or a certificate of nullity.SNot a lawyer.
Under the HMA Act, your marriage would have been valid if both of you were Hindus by birth or had both converted. Since, one of you ‘converted’ and the other didn’t, it would still make the marriage ‘void’ or ‘invalid’.If you are still together and intend to stay together, a marriage certificate or a valid marriage is not going to matter. But, if you are going to get a divorce, I am not sure what the law around that is. You’ve certainly lived together way longer than to be considered for an ‘annulment’. It would be best to consult a lawyer wrt this. It’s a complex case!
SWell we were already living alone since we got married. It was only after we had a baby that he lapsed the rent of our previous house and he had promised me that we would live on our own. There was no force or coercion. I was also working for him and helping him out with his business. There’s more than meets the eye. It would be nice if you could lead with curiosity rather than assumption.
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