1) your best option is to file for divorce on grounds of mental cruelty .

2) you should install CCTV cameras around your parents house .

3) post security guards around house .

4) record all threat s received by your parents .

5) your parents can file complaint of criminal intimidation against them

6) in the alternative tell your parents to sell their house and ask them to stay with you in USA

7) be prepared that if you file for divorce your wife will file false cases of 498A / Dv against you and your family .

8) in such a case seek anticipatory bail from session court . as per recent SC judgement it would be easier for you to obtain bail

9) dont bow down to her black mail tactics

Dear Querist

If you are not ready to live with her then file a divorce case against her before court under section 13 ( 1 ) (ia)of Hindu Marriage Act 1955.

You may send or your parents should send an information cum complaint to higher authority regarding your apprehension of mis happening or implications in false case.

The higher authorities like commissioner of police, NHRC NCW CHIEF MINISTER OFFICER WOMEN CELL ETC

1. No marriage can survive under the spell of threat and intimidation.

2. All their actions are fit to be brought to the notice of the local police station o0n which basis appropriate legal proceeding can be initiated.

3. If any FIR is registered against you, then first seek bail and then fight the case on merit.

1. It appears that you two did not gel from the very begining,

2. You should have collected evidence of her torture on you through audio/video recording since all your allegations should be supported by adequate evidence,

3. Now, ask your mother to file a case under DV Act against your wife alleging against her torture,

4. To collect evidence of the acts of herself and her family members, install camera at appropriate places,

5. Lodge a police complaint against her and her family members if they further torture you,

6. You file a Divorce suit on the ground of cruelty,

7. Since your paternal house at India is her matrimonial house, it will be difficult to evict her when you are not staying in India. had you stayed in a rented house in India then your father could have filed an eviction suit against her on the ground that her husband does not stay with his parents and she should stay with her husband.

Your parents or brother need to file a complaint to the nearest police station against her and her family members for threatening them etc. File for divorce on the grounds of cruelty. when you do that there might be a counter case against you and your family on the grounds of 498A and harassment etc. File for anticipatory bail in the court and fight your case out. it would be better that you take your parents with you, if you are feeling that your brothers here are not able to take care of them properly.

1. You may file for divorce on the ground of cruelty.

2. To prove cruelty you will be asked to lead evidence of your the torture you suffered at your wife's hands. Instead of rushing to file for divorce you should first collect proof of your wife's cruel conduct so that you have a robust case if and when you go to the court. To this end, you should record any conversation you have with her.

3. Your mother should file a domestic violence case against your wife. In addition to this, she may also file a complaint for criminal intimidation. Let them install CCTV cameras in and around house to prove the felony of your wife.

4. Since the house in India is owned by your parents she cannot claim matrimonial rights therein. The owner of the house has the right to evict her by filing a lawsuit for eviction in the civil court against her.

5. In the event that she initiates, subsequent to the filing of a complaint against you in India, through the Indian Embassy in US the procedure to bring you to India to stand trial in an Indian court, you should immediately file for anticipatory bail in India.

there is distinction between matrimonial dispute and criminal activity. your in-laws has committed criminal act then your father have to lodge FIR against them. you & your wife can't file divorce case within one year of marriage. these all acts have been committed with a view to compel you to live with your wife on her terms. collect all evidence and talk with relatives of both sides and engage them if they can reconcile both parties. try to amicable settle this issue by putting social pressure. show some courage and show your wife that now you can take any step in order to protect your parent. then pressure would be mount on your in-laws and all these things will be managed.