Can my husband force me to live with his family?
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Can my husband force me to live with his family?
There is absolutely no legal condition that you are bound to stay and serve your in laws but as you have already mentioned that your husband is not interested in leaving his parents and staying separately, you cannot risk living separately with him.
10 Ways to Deal With A Controlling Husband
- Keep your cool.
- Figure out the causes behind his controlling behavior.
- Openly communicate with him.
- Take charge of your life.
- Stay close with your friends and family.
- Don’t hesitate to ask for help.
- Set boundaries that stick.
- Stop giving him power over you.
How can I help my husband deal with difficult families?
Never put your husband in a situation where he has to choose between you or his family. Instead, work out your differences alone in private, and then approach his family as a team when conflicts arise.
Is your husband making all the decisions for You?
People often slip into bad habits in a marriage over a period of time and something like respect can be one of the things that takes a back burner on occasion. This can mean your marriage starts to have an imbalance where your husband makes all the decisions for you or your family.
What should I do if my husband choose his family over me?
If your husband is choosing his family over you, you also choose your family over him. If a part of his income goes to his family ensure a part of your income goes to your family too. Include your own parents in your family holidays and when he is buying sarees for his mom buy the same ones for your mom too.
How do I get my husband to change his priorities?
Communicating in thoughtful and direct ways is an important first step in helping him change his priorities. When you got married, you became a team. Realizing this and building upon that relationship daily will help build a foundation you can both trust when in-laws and other family members come between you.