Legal Question in Family Law in India

Hi, i am a 22 yrs hindu girl from a traditional family i got married to my brother in law in march,2009 and he and his parents started torturing me for my properties as i am the only child and ill treated me they haven't accepted for the marriage registration also finally in feb,2010 he abandoned me and stopped replying my calls i kept a lot of effort to convince them but they want me to transfer all my properties and sign a document prepared by their lawyer.
Now i am planning to fight against them through court.Sir when my case is going on in court can i go to abroad for studies for the visa process is it compulsory to have my husbands signature even if my marriage is not registered pls answer

Asked on 6/10/10, 3:55 am

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VELAYUTHAM RAJKUMAR

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Here,you consider your need in two ways.

First, for getting relive from your marriage life.

Second,continuing studies in Abroad as such.

Solution for First: Even though,you have not yet registered your marriage.Your in laws may have any proof of marriage and that may lead to trouble you in any means by them in future.So,you strictly apply for divorce in court to have healthier future indeed.

Solution for Second:You can very well go to abroad by placing an attorney to lead your case and you may need to come to appear the Trail in court accordingly.

For visa,purpose.You may mention Divorce applied and instead of Husband,you fill the column of Father and attests the signature of your father as Guardian.

Answered on 6/10/10, 6:50 am

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