1. It is you who is thinking and stating that he was in a bipolar state when he took loans, behaved like Ambanis, comforted Rekhas etc.,

2. You shall have to prove with evidence about his mental disorder at the time of committing the alleged crimes for which Summons have been issued against him,

3. Consult a Medical Professional seeking certificate for his such state alongwith prescriptions and receipts for buying medicines,

4. had there been any missing report lodged before the police about your husband mentioning about his mental disorder, it would have been better,

5. Without proving that he was unable to make sound judgements at the time of those alleged incidences, his, inter alia, Rekha episode may now prove costly for him.

Hi,

1. First legal step you need to take is to make him appear in the court and get bail. if summons is for thee different cases In each case you need to apply bail, bail in the summons case is a routine, your advocate will have to file application and bail will be granted , with or without sureties.

2. Once he appear before the court he can get time to settle the case or if the case is weak he should go ahead with the trial. The settlement in cheque cases can be done even in later appeal stage also, so he will get sufficient time .

3.Regarding a defense of Bi-polar is a reasonable one and you discus it with your advocate.It is necessary to prove that the time of borrowing and issuance of cheque your husband was affected and under treatment and this illness affected his mental condition.This has to be certified by a doctor before the court

Well yo are not very cleat about the nature of offences and the charges brought.

In any event the cases seem to be of criminal nature in which only the defaulter i.e. your husband is alone responsible and other family members like you can not be implicated for the wrongs done by him.

You have no civil liability either to repay the debt owned by your husband.

I would advise you to file a insolvency petition on behalf of your husband so you or your husbands may be freed from getting hounded out by the creditors.

As per your facts, if there are three summons issued for three different cases, then bail is to be filed in each case separately.

If you are taking his disease as a defence, then you must consult his doctor under whom he was taking treatment and get a certificate to the effect of his mental disorder. further, if your husband has nothing on his name and is bankrupt then it is advisable to file insolvency petition for releasing him from the debts pending against him.