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Can wife change amount after agreeing for mutual divorce


28-Jun-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My wife wants to file mutual divorce and said some amount which she need I also agree to pay but recently I found my wife conceal her DOB in that case can she increase her demand? I have all Call recordings of her and in-laws in which they agree for xyz amount can she change her demand if I raise this issue?
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Answer #1
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Good afternoon sir In case you and your wife proceed with divorce by mutual consent, after the stage of mediation, there will be a settlement agreement before the mediator which will be signed in your presence. The agreed amount will also be mentioned in the same. Once the amount is agreed upon, it won’t be changed. It will be full and final. In case of any other queries, please fee free to get in touch. Regards Adv. Abhinav Sharma
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Answer #2
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It’s better u do things quietly n smoothly ! If u r also agree with the raised amount then there is no issue ! Regarding her DOB the is all together a different matter which could lead to cheating or forgery ! Kindly b in touch
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