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Apply for divorce within 1 year of marriage


23-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I got married on last January 2020.but my husband's family hide that he is having one types of fits..he s also not mentally stable.w 6 months only over...can I able to apply for divorce nw? Or I want to want for 1 year to apply
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Answer #1
987 votes
Dear client Greetings to you Hope your fine n safe if u have been cheated v can file case against him. but as per law husband n wife need to be together for 1 years for divorce process. Any further legal Assistance contact me. Regards Ferosha Advocate.
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Answer #2
856 votes
Dear client According to this issue, u can lodge a cheating complaint in nearby all women police station. and also file a complaint before the District social welfare officer in the grounds of domestic violence act, no need to wait for one year, ...am here to help you call me through Lawrato.
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Answer #3
594 votes
Good morning You can file divorce petition before concern court Ground under cruelty For filling divorce petition there is no time limit This time limit only for mutual divorce only If you want further assistance you can call me
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Answer #4
671 votes
Cruelty is the most commonly used ground.... been defined in the Hindu Marriage Act. Crulety can be physical or metal be considered as a ground of Cruelty and you can file a divorce and for filling divorce petition there is no time limit. I have a vast practice in that area. you can seek my assistance in your matter.
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Answer #5
545 votes
you cannot apply for divorce within one year but you can proceed for mental disability in the ground of null and void that we can filed at any time before one year only one choice that you can proceed null and void only
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Answer #6
828 votes
You can apply for a divorce number claiming that the marriage was performed under fraud and the fact that tour husband did not have the mental capacity to make a sound decision. it all depends on what form of evidences you will be able to provide to me to prove it before the court of law.
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