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Application for Divorce under muslim Law board + Civil law


23-Aug-2023 (In Divorce Law)
How do I proceed with Divorce application , as I am a Muslim girl married to a guy from Udupi Karnataka under the Muslim law , later I have got my marriage registered in Goa need guidance for application as what would be the process ? will I need to take a khula from Muslim law board first ?? the case is purely based on abandonment of me and my 4 year old baby and he resides in UAE and not with us I just want it in a peaceful way , I need to get out of this asap I don't need any alumni
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Hello, I have perused your query. In such circumstances you may approach the religious authority to request for intervention for the purpose of dissolution of marriage. Khula is to provide a way for women to dissolve a marriage in cases where there is an irreconcilable breakdown. Once you have all the necessary documents, we can file a petition in the appropriate court. The petition will state the reason for the khula and the amount of mahr that you are returning. The court will then issue a notice to your husband, and if he does not respond within the specified time, the court will proceed with the khula For any further information feel free to reach out to me. Regards
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