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Sir my husband was having a affair with his colleague and i have evidence of long phone calls that they have been having from late night 11 till 3 in the morning, i had raised this concern with the management at his place of work and both were told to resign, after which my husband voiced that he did not want to continue our marriage after 17 years of a married life. he is still currently in X and continuing his relationship with this lady both do not have a job now and i am staying on south taking care of the children, is there any legal action i can take against this lady, she is a divorce and elder to my husband and has restricted him to even call the children and speak, i am taking my children for counselling and luckily have a job am managing to take care of the house emi and expenses. but would like to take some action against this lady as my husbands reputation at work has got marred coz of her behaviour with him at work, strongly feel that she had planned the approach as she needed some support and as he was available has manage to destroy our happy married life and the worst suffering are my teenage daughters aged 13 and 16 would be great if you could help or advice as to what action i can take the current status is husband is not keen to continue the marriage however i want to teach this lady a lesson


Asked on 10/14/10, 1:20 am

2 Answers from Attorneys

Vishwa Arya Arya & Co.

Your action can only be against your husband and against the woman. Even if they have entered into physical relationship still it is husband who would be prosecuted for bigamy and not her as she does not have a living spouse. By extending our imaginations and correlating it with the facts, your only possible option could by jointly against husband and lady for having defamed you and your daughters by their joint action which has caused a great impact on the reputation and mind of you and your daughters.

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Answered on 10/14/10, 1:31 am
Sudershan Goel India Law Offices of Sudershan Goel - Advocate

You may seek appropriate action against your husband under the D.V.A. and may seek compensation / damages for yourself and your children.

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Answered on 10/14/10, 2:51 am


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