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Address proof, imp points in lawyer notice


19-Mar-2026 (In Divorce Law)
I am filing for divorce. I donot have any ID proof with address of house which I live currently in. Currently living in brother's house. My Only ID proof of address is of old house of parents which I don't now live. Should I write my current address in filing petition if I don't have proof of current address in my name. I won't get any notice if it is sent to my id proof of old house. Can I write 'c/o care of'? Also what imp points need to write in divorce notice asking to settle amicably
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Answer #1
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Firstly only the name of the father or husband comes whether he is alive or not And address will be where u live right now And matter to settle amicably also have to get the court orders For further details and help contact on WhatsApp
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Answer #2
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hello clients yes you can mention your current address as well as c/o, so you can receive notice. and if your are filing for mutual divorce, mention every details like if you are taking and money from your husband, and you are going to take e very single thing from your husband's house after aur during divorce. and if you are filing for contested means one sided divorce ask some lumpsum money or ask your streedhan and just ask for divorce।
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