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My in-laws physically abuse me by slapping me. They are trying their best to separate me and my husband. They have mentally harassed me, and I have a signed copy from my husband on the day the issue occurred. They are exploiting us financially. Can I file a restraining order? Is this a domestic violence case? Can I use my husband's signed letter as proof of domestic violence? I have a few videos where my in-laws are speaking about me. They have caused many family problems. My husband and I are living separately in the same house because he doesn’t want to give up his share of the home. How can I get a divorce without giving up my properties? What all evidence do I need for this domestic violence, financial exploitation, and divorce case?
Yes, you can file for a restraining order and domestic violence case against your in-laws. Your husband’s signed letter can act as supportive evidence. Additionally, videos and any other documents or records of the abuse will be crucial. For divorce and financial claims, you will need to gather proof of financial exploitation and any property-related documents. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.