1. Since she is not ready to go for mutual consent divorce you may unilaterally apply for dissolution of marriage on the ground of cruelty. The court will issue her summons to contest your case, so before you go to court ensure that you have evidence of requisite degree to prove your allegations.

2. She may also hit back by filing cases of dowry harassment against you, so be prepared to apply for anticipatory bail.

3. Consult in detail with a lawyer to know the degree of evidence required by you.

1) you can file for divorce I grounds of mental cruelty

2) refusing to stay with husband amounts to mental cruelty

3) maligning husband and his family members amounts to mental cruelty

4) alleging husband is impotent amounts to mental cruelty

5) contested divorce rakes 5 years

6) you have to prove allegations made in divorce petition

Under the circumstances, i you have decided to part with each other permanently by legal process, then divorce is the only option.

For divorce you can ask her that is she is willing for mutual consent divorce yo can proceed with it

If she is not willing for mutual consent divorce then you may file a contested divorce on the grounds of cruelty as the last resort.

The contested divorce case may drag on for years due to which all your plans to settle abroad will be shattered and you may have to face a blank future or career due to this.

If you are planning to go to abroad, you may leave India as soon as possible and settle down there for a while, say for few years and afterwards when you return to India you can pursue the divorce matter after that.

It depends on the prevailing circumstances in your side.

1) you can rely upon evidence of your friends and relatives to show wife had maligned your reputation and that of your family members

2)your presence is not mandatory on each date in divorce case . you can execute POA in favour of your parents if you so desire

3)however at stage of evidence your presence would be necessary

4) you should inform your wife if you go abroad

5)alimony depends upon your income , standard of lifestyle , wife income .

1. You have to make the pleadings in such a way that it constitutes cruelty on which you can pray for divorce. The persons who you would enlist as witnesses should depose evidence in your favor otherwise it may become fatal to your case, so care is needed here

2. You can give POA to any of yor close relative to represent you during the dates of hearing in the court in your absence, but remember that it will be you who has to depose your evidence and not your power gent.

3. Read the above answer which suits this question too.

4. No, it is not necessary.

5. The quantum of alimony shall depend on your prof about your income and other sources of income. This can be contested and challenged by you. The court will decide after hearing both the sides, on merits.

1. Any documentary or oral evidence to prove the allegations. The friends can depose in your favour in the court.

2. Your presence in the court will be indispensable only at the of evidence whereas on all other hearings the presence of your lawyer shall suffice.

3. You can successfully prosecute your case even while being abroad.

4. No FIR is maintainable for going away without informing them.

5. In case of contested divorce the maintenance may be 1/3rd of monthly net salary, unless you impeach her claim on the ground of her self sufficienCy.

1) you don't have to give share in property standing in parents name

2) even if you are unemployed you have to pay wife maintenance

3)you cannot file DV case as it can only be died by your wife

4) yiur parents can move court and seek injunction restraining your wife from disturbing their possession of the house

5) defamation case can be filed against wife for maligning your reputation

6) you cannot remarry during subsistence of earlier marriage

1. She cannot claim share in any property either belonging to you or to your parents, she is not having any rights on it.

2. The burden to prove income lies on her hence if you are unemployed that time you can very well put forth your documentary evidences for that, let she deny that and produce documentary evidences to prove your income from any other sources.

3. You can file a Divorce case while you are in abroad, yes by giving a POA to someone closely related to you residing within the jurisdiction.

4. Until she is legally wedded wife, you cannot prevent her entry into her matrimonial home. If the house is in your mother's name, she can file an injunction suit restraining her entry provided you do not reside there.

5. If you have proof for slandering your name and image in the society by her through such acts, you may file a defamation case against her.

6. If you are marrying someone while your previous marriage is subsisting and the spouse is living you and the newly married wife can be booked for the offences of bigamy for which punishment shall be even 7 years imprisonment.

Only after FIR is filed can you obtain AB from sessions court

2) yiu won't go to jail unless you are convicted of the offence

3) 80 per cent of 498A cases are false and end in acquittal

1. If at all she lodges a criminal complaint against you then the police will summon you to the police station, at that time you may apply for anticipatory bail and not before that.

2. It is not like what you imagine, law is different from what you are thinking about.You will get a chance to get out of the arrest situation.

3. It depends from one case to another, nothing is predictable.

4. No force in this world can force you to live with that girl without your consent or against your willingness.

1. Wife has no share in the property of her husband much less in-laws.

2. Beg or borrow, but you have to maintain your wife, is what the Supreme Court says on maintaining your wife.

3. You can file for divorce even when you are abroad as you just have to engage a lawyer in India.

4. Your parents can file a suit for injunction to restrain her from entering their property.

5. You may file a suit for injunction to stop her from defaming you further.

6. To remarry without obtaining divorce is illegal for Hindus.

1. Apply for AB as and when the FIR is lodged so that you do not suffer detention.

2. If you do not avail AB you may find yourself behind bars.