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My husband’s secretary filed for divorce during the lockdown and subsequently obtained an ex parte order in his favor. Shockingly, I later discovered that he remarried another woman, and this revelation came a year and a half later, as I had been living in a different city for work. I never received any summons or notice regarding the divorce proceedings. I am utterly devastated and confused, especially since the appeal period was only 90 days. Now, I am considering several options: Should I file a petition to quash the ex parte order? If I win, who will be considered the legal wife—me or the other woman? What are the conditions under which I might lose, and if I do lose, what should my next steps be? I also want to express that I do not want a divorce; I simply want to be with my husband. Is there any possibility for that to happen?
Ma’am, you can file a petition to quash the ex parte order if you have valid ground to do so and if the order is the order is quashed you may need to establish your legal standing in the marriage. It is advised to consult an expert lawyer who will assist you with the best course of action. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.