Yes u can
Bigamy (perform marriage when first husband or wife is alive) is an offence provided first husband or wife is alive. Section 5 of the Hindu Marriage Act 1955, clearly states that a marriage could be valid only if neither of the party has a living spouse at the time of marriage. and yes you can file case against your husband even if you are not in India. for the filing of the case you have to give power of attorney (is called special power of attorney) to someone who can appear before court on your behalf he can be your father, brother, uncle, mother anyone whom you can trust.
In legal terms your husband has committed the offence if "Bigamy" kept in simpler terms, a married guy getting married again to another person. Here you as a complainant need to be prepared for the following things: 1. Legal proof of marriage between you and your husband 2. What kind of case do you want to file because the procedure is different under Hindu Marriage and IPC depending on how you got married (you need to give proper details of your marriage to the lawyer) 3. Anyway a good lawyer would help you get rid of him or try to get him to pay Alimony and if filed as a criminal offences, he might be sent to jail 4. If under Hindu law, you can peacefully opt for mutual consent for divorce if you are solely willing to end things and move on. Discuss the above with a good lawyer and you'll be guided well if you enclose the required details to your lawyer. (In case you feel like contacting me, feel free to book an online consultation with me.)
No, currently there is no provision to file case online. However, you can grant power of attorney to your parent or other blood relative to file a complaint on your behalf in India against your husband.
If your marriage is registered under Special Marriage Act or Hindu Marriage Act, then of course you can file a case. If your marriage was commenced under any othe religious way, then it depends. To know further, you can book an appointment with me.
Kindly provide more details about you and your husband, like - you are a resident of India or not, where your husband resides etc.
Yes, You can
Definitely you can file a case if he has married another women without divorcing you. according to Hindu law, a man/woman cannot marry another woman/man if he/she has a living spouse. There are some more grounds also. Consult a lawyer
Yes, but if your marriage is registered under any law in India. The case can be filed online due to e-filing availability in India at present.
Yes if ur marriage took place in India or you and your husband has matrimonial home where you both last resided
Yes, in case if any person is related to you by blood, is residing in India, then they can file a case on your behalf before Magistrate.
Yes firstly you should file a complaint for Lodge FIR in a police station
Yes u may or u can contact with any lawyer for getting help to file and take further that matter
No you have to remain present before the concern court
Yes, you can file a case against your husband marrying another women, Under The Hindu Marriage Act 1955, but only if : - You and your husband's marriage is registered in India - You and your husband are not separated - You are not leaving separately from your husband since 7 or more years.
Where do stay right now over there only you can file a case against your husband. Online complain is not yet available in such matters. Through your advocate you can file a case by the e-filing ecourt system.
Yes you can, pls contact me for thr same
You can file a appropriate case against him before - Hon'ble Family court also can lodge FIR against him under polygamy and harrasment.
Hello Geeta, Yes, you can file a case and claim maintenance from him. for more detailed discussion, you can book a consultation with me.
Yes. U can lodge a criminal complaint to the concerned SSP through email.
