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Contested divorce issue for not coming to court


06-Jun-2024 (In Divorce Law)
If I am not appearing to the court for contested divorce then the petitioner will get divorce But my question is after getting divorce what will happen Will they charge me or police will come to my home for verification for not coming to court?
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Answer #1
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1. even if you don't appear before the court for divorce then your husband will get divorce. 2.after giving divorce the marriage relationship with your spouse comes to an end. 3. police will not come for verification.
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Answer #2
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No. police will not come to your house asking you why you did not come to court . this is Vikas devorce is a civil matter. if you do not attend it will become easy for your husband to get divorce through Court. why you are not going to defend ? you want into get divorce ?
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Answer #3
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Dear Sir, It is a civil case nobody will visit your house for verification. However, be sure that your wife had not claimed any alimony in the contested divorce case. If you do not contest then such claimed amount may also be given to your wife and it can be recovered by her.
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