Conflict with Mother-in-Law: Grounds for Divorce?

Pursuant to Clause 1 Article 56 of the 2014 Law on Marriage and Family, which provides for divorce at the request of one party as follows:

When a wife or husband requests a divorce and conciliation at the Court fails, the Court shall grant the divorce if there are grounds for the husband or wife to have committed acts of domestic violence or seriously violated the rights and obligations of the husband or wife, causing the marriage to fall into a severe state, making the continuation of the conjugal life impossible, and the purpose of the marriage unattainable.

Thus, according to the information you provided, as the influence from the mother-in-law, currently both of you are living with the mother-in-law and want to divorce due to conflicts with the mother-in-law, it cannot be resolved for divorce. If you want to proceed, you must prove that your husband has committed acts of domestic violence or seriously violated your rights and obligations leading to the situation where both of you cannot continue your conjugal life. The reason influenced by the mother-in-law is unacceptable.

Therefore, you may move out or in some way temporarily not live together with your parents-in-law to avoid further conflicts.

Respectfully!