I am married for 5 year,I am facing lot of problems from my marriage since my wife is not willing to accept my parents,she wants to control my finance and isolating me from my parents.she went to police twice and gave complaint as dowry and domestic violence but she didn't file any case,she withdraw complaint after getting statement from me saying that my family members won't come to our home,I have bought flat on my wife name also in Bangalore. she is hyper tensed,she is threatening me always.Sometime she says that she will even kill herself to put my parents in jail.she is not willing to come for counselling also. Is there any law act by which can I ask her to go through psychological counselling/treatment?If so could you please explain how to do?
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1) suggest that you visit a family counsellor to resolve your differences . the mistake you made was buying flat in your wife name . you should have bought flat in your name or in joint names .
2) your wife needs psychiatrist treatment if she threatens to kill herself .she cannot restrain your parents from visiting you and staying with you for some days in a year .
3) keep control of finances in your own hands only . if situation dosent improve file for divorce
Hi Ajay, Thanks for your reply. My wife is not willing to come to counsellor, Is there anyway using law that can I force to go for psychological counselling?
here you need to use force for her welfare instead of law
have you raised the matter with her family,what does they about it
there is no such law wherein you can force your wife to visit counsellor .
if however you file for divorce court will refer petition to counsellor to enable parties to arrive at an amicable settlement .
Hi, as stated above our learned advocates there is no law that you can force to visit Counselor.
You gave sufficient ammunition to your wife by purchasing the property in entirely her name. She can file the cases she has threatened by defraying the cost of litigation from this property.
There is no law whereby and whereunder she can be compelled to visit a counsellor. Endeavour to iron out your differences through counselling if she agrees thereto. If differences are irreconcilable then file for joint divorce.
