1. In matrimonial dispute of irreparable nature it always best to end the same by way of mutual divorce.

So convince her to do the same , may be, in lieu of permanent alimony.

2. Explore the first option only if the marriage is not going to work at all.

3. Yes, she can file case for dowry harassment and other charges. However once you get bail, you need not worry much.

4. The contested divorce suit does take time in India and if you could prover herr mental tortures you can get divorce.

5. Before doing these things I would strongly recommend you to give your marriage one final try.

Hi, it is better you can sort out the issue amicably so both of you go for mutual divorce and your recording may help in the court when the matter was contest.

1. Your marriage has not yet reached a point of no return. You and your wife should meet a marriage counsellor to reconcile your differences.

2. If marriage cannot be saved despite all efforts then file for mutual consent divorce to amicably separate instead of washing dirty linen in public.

3. If she does not agree to divorce then you may unilaterally file for divorce on the ground of cruelty. She will be given an opportunity to contest your case.

4. She may file a case for dowry harassment against you and your family, in which event you should immediately seek anticipatory bail from the court to avoid going to the jail.

5. Since she is working she may not get any alimony from the court.

6. Audio recordings can be used as evidence in the court.

1) it is better you visit a marriage counsellor to resolve your differences .

2) if situation does not improve file for divorce on grounds of mental cruelty .

3) making false allegations that husband is having an extra marital affair amounts to mental cruelty . you can use audio recordings in your possession

4) please note that contested divorce cases take over 5 years to be disposed of .

5)in the event your wife files 498a case obtain Ab and contest case on merits

Marriage is the intimate union and equal partnership of a man and a woman. Now Divorce is not a good remedy in your problems.

First, you and your wife must consult a psychologist or marriage counselor .The way of communications between both of you made big mistakes and misunderstandings in life. Misunderstanding leads to breakups. Differences in opinion frequently lead to quarrels. More serious problems arise from heated discussions that turned into intense arguments. The fact is that no two people are alike. You may have different backgrounds, perspectives, personalities, and professions.

Legal remedy

• After the consultation with psychologist or marriage counselor you feel that your family relation ship is irreparably broken down then both of you file joint Divorce petition.

• If your wife is not ready for Mutual Divorce petition then file a divorce petition under the ground of cruelty.

Any time she can file any case against you for seeking her matrimonial remedies.

Hi

If the marriage completed one year you can file a divorce on ground of cruelty.

2.cruelty has to be proved and you have to produce evidence of any form including voice recording.

3There will be a chance of mediation/counseling so in case a possibility of a settlement you can try for that

4.When you file divorce you alsohave to get, ready to face criminal charges of 498A.

You can get anticipatory bail if you apprehend an arrest.

1. Both of you have matrimonial discord,

2. Your allegation is that she has has failed to give you emotional security which the court may not accept stating that you should have been emotionally secured to marry an innocent girl,

3. The way you can file cases against her the same way she can also file la battery of cases against you,

4. You are suggested to settle the matter amicably,

5. If staying together is not possible, go for mutual consent divorce.

Dear Querist

The future is uncertain, so no need to worry for future.

try to settle the matter amicably and try to save the marriage if possible

if not, then go for MCD, otherwise file a contested divorce u/s 13(1)(ia) of Hindu Marriage Act