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Can Divorce by Mutual consent be taken back by the petitioner


16-Nov-2023 (In Divorce Law)
After 7 years of case finally my extranged wife has agreed for mutal consent for divorce petition filed by her. I and my parents are acquited by Honourable Criminal Court for false 498 A filed against us. Now she has signed the mutual consent for which I paid her 33% amount. But during the final signing date my lawyer and her lawyer started demanding money from me and asked my extranged wife to remain absent. Since She was absent I have already deposited the balnace amount in the Honarable Court
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Answer #1
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Well, whether your Estranged Wife has yet signed on Mutual Divorce Consent Petition or not? If not, then, you are still in legal trouble and might have to contest in Court to seek Unilateral Divorce if she doesn't agree to sign on Mutual Divorce Petition.
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Answer #2
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Hello, Advocate Minakshi Ovhal-Dakhane here. if you deposited balance amount. then put an application before court she can not withdraw money before final degree. and one application about passing judgment for exparte. For any further legal information you can contact me. Thank you.
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