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If a spouse (Person A) hides a family history of a hereditary condition (not contagious) before marriage, is there any legal remedy for this kind of deceit? Person B had specifically asked Person A about a symptom before marriage, but Person A chose not to disclose any family history. Person A even consulted a doctor at Person B’s request before marriage, and the health report falsely stated “no family history,” although a clear family history was later discovered after marriage.
If your spouse hid a known family history of a hereditary condition despite direct questioning, and even gave a false medical report, it may be considered fraud or misrepresentation. You can file for annulment or divorce on this ground. However, courts will assess the severity and impact of the condition. Legal advice from a family lawyer is recommended. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.