High Courts Offer Protection to Live-in Couples, Lawyers Highlight Legal Nuances

Imagine two grown-up people who decide to live together like a married couple, even if they aren't married yet.

Sometimes, their families don't like this and might try to hurt or bother them.

These couples can go to court, like the High Court, to ask for protection.

A lawyer says that the court should protect these couples because everyone has the right to live how they choose, even if it's different from what society expects.

If the police don't help, there are special rules and safe places for these couples.

One court recently helped a couple, and another court is also helping people who want to get married.

Sometimes, if someone in the couple is already married, the court might not be able to help as much because it could affect the other spouse's rights.