Malicious intentions of in-laws and husband
My sister is married for 8yrs and has 2daughters. She is a working professional. Her marriage has always been tumultuous, as her inlaws are extremely dominating and interfering, which has even lead to her husband torturing her mentally and physically , though more of a mental torture by all of them. She has left her husband and inlaws home 2months back. They sent a notice by there lawyer for her to come back at once or they will take a severe action against her. Also it clearly seems they are making a case of cruelty.They have been recording certain calls since 5yrs.
Her husband has no affection towards herself and the two daughters.It is quite evident that he wants a divorce and inlaws wants him to get married again.My sister do not want this divorce as for her children and societal pressures.
Her husband since couple of months has been very rigid and was not listening to anyone from our side who was trying for reconciliation. Suddenly since a week he has been calling and texting my sister and showing concern for the two daughters and herself. Also he has been asking repeatedly to come back for children and his sake. Which is completely conflicting to his real stance.
My queries are:
1. Should my sister start avoiding these calls and messages as for a fact we know they are being recorded and he is acting a very tolerable person on phone
2.By calling her back to his home, how is it going to strengthen their case when we know they want a divorce.
3. If my sister decides to go back can we file a pro-active police complaint saying that we fear for her and her daughter's lives. Will it make any impact, is this logical
4. We have also replied to their notice by accusing those guys of mental torture, though the notice is yet to reach them. If my sister goes back can they build a different kind of a case for us. Earlier they were building a case of cruelty
Asked 7 years ago in Family Law
Religion: Hindu
1. I want to reaffirm that the husband and his family does not want any reconciliation , it is only some advice given by there lawyer, due to which he has been calling and asking to come back. What should be my sister's stance when he calls so that she does not end up strengthening there case.
2. Going back to there house is definitely a risk on her life as they are very mean and can go to any levels. Which is why I wish to understand incase my sister in any pressure decides to go back can we as family have the right to make a police complaint in advance against her inlaws and husband about us being afraid of her life . Do we have any such provision in law?
Asked 7 years ago