Is a husband entitled to prevent his wife from visiting her family against her will? And is it permissible for him to seize her money under the pretext that it belongs to their child?

Among the objectives of marriage are tranquility and affection, and this is achieved through mutual respect between the spouses. Scholars have differed regarding the ruling on a husband preventing his wife from visiting her family, and the wife should try to persuade her husband to visit her family without angering him. If the wife has a debt owed by her husband, he is obligated to repay it. The maintenance for childbirth is incumbent upon the husband, and if the husband took money from his wife as a loan, he is obligated to return it.