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writes: i have married to an orpan girl and all the expenses are borne by me .once she went with me to her aunts house and never returned,her wants divorce from me and completyly brainwashed her. now she is askingfor divorce but she is not sending the documents and they are telling to implicate me and my family to some case. we have no quareels and no harrasments she was living peacefully until her auts arrives. a local goon of varanasi is doingall this . pleas advice me and throw lights how i can proceed legal and tell what steps i can take. all the conversations are going in vain
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reader, anonymous, writes (1 January 2010): this is not the place to seek legal advice pertaining to Indian law... you need legal assistance, not random advice.She's left, is there any favor in your position because she chose to abandon a comfortable healthy life? Is there a method of getting a simple, no-fault, non-contested divorce where the two of you simply go your own ways? How long were you married? I'm not sure why it's important to note that she is an orphan, if she has an Aunt, it appears as if you're trying to say both her parents are dead, but she has family, so what is the point??? Is this a matter of money from your family to her?If because she had no parents, and you elected to pay for the wedding (what choice did you have?) and now you want compensation for this, this may only be possible if the wedding was recent, and not long ago where she can claim that she gave your marriage an honest try.Is there anyway to have the marriage annulled, that is to say, declared invalid which would make it as if it never happened. If you're trying to protect your family, this may be a route to explore.Good luck- try to make this a positive experiece, you're getting rid of a problem, she will always have to live with herself, and soon (more than likely) someone else will too.Rejoice each day that she is someone else's sore...
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