Divorce Application Filing Process

Summary

In India, divorce applications are filed in family courts, not police stations. If a husband is not maintaining his wife or keeping her with him, a complaint can be filed at the police station for issues like domestic violence, cruelty, or desertion. The police will investigate and notify the husband as part of the process. For immediate relief, protection under the Domestic Violence Act, 2005, can be sought.

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Can we go to police station when husband is not maintaining his wife or not keeping her with him
Yes, you can go to the police station if your husband is not maintaining you or not keeping you with him. You can file a complaint for:
- Domestic violence
- Cruelty
- Desertion
The police will investigate and can provide assistance or refer the case to the appropriate authority. Would you like more information on how to proceed with this complaint?
Yes
Sure! Here’s how you can proceed with filing a complaint:
- Visit the nearest police station: Explain your situation to the officer in charge.
- File a written complaint: Mention all relevant details, including instances of cruelty, desertion, or non-maintenance.
- Seek protection under Domestic Violence Act, *: This can provide you with immediate relief and protection orders.
Would you like information about any specific family court or additional legal options?
Do my husband will get notified in this process
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When you file a complaint at the police station regarding domestic violence, cruelty, or desertion, your husband will likely be notified as part of the investigation process. The police may contact him to gather information and address the allegations.
Would you like more information about any specific family court or additional legal options?