I just want to stop divorce and make him come to me to sort out the matter and realise his mistakes

It's 9months if marriage and I am a college going student and my husband serves in Indian army ...we used to know each other but still I wasnt ready for marriage he and his family frequently came for marriage proposal and when they promised to allow me to studtly and look after my studies marriage was fixed but after 5-6 months dispute started my husband from his duty place started asking me for divorce and use to text abusively then after he and his family came to my mother's house and threate

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Divorce

Posted on 27-Dec-18

Advocate N K MISHRA -

Answered on 26-Jan-19

you may file a complainant under section 12 of Domestic Violence Act against your husband and his family members. you may also file a petition under section 125 of the Cr. P. C for your Maintenance.

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