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Divorce allumony money issueI want a divorce but other party asking to


24-Oct-2025 (In Divorce Law)
I want a divorce but other party asking too j ch ka net need a advice I want to close mutually but not sure what to do
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Answer #1
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If the Other Party Is Demanding Too Much You can: Negotiate a mutual settlement (agree on a reasonable one-time payment). Refuse unfair demands and let the court decide the amount based on: Income of both parties Standard of living Duration of marriage Conduct of both parties
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Answer #2
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for divorce you need to visit lawyer who would be assisting you in case of mutual consent both the parties need to be willing for divorce and after that only it is possible it normally takes few months but for that we need to know the facts for that you can call on the number
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Advocate Rakesh Tiwari

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Answer #3
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you have to provide few details and as possible as details of the issue. if you want to get divorce by mutual consent, other party shall willing to do so, and actively participate in the case, such as documentation, filling etc. If you are husband your wife may demand allimany. what about that. if she relinquish the allimony right then no issue. if not mutually agreed you can file case for divorce only on valid grounds. if you required any specific advoice you can call me.
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Advocate Nikam Nitin

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Answer #4
763 votes
send legal notice through your advocate for asking mutual consent divorce stating yera of seperation between both. and offer alimony or maintenance to her . and file for divorce petition in the nearest family court . You can very well approach me or near by advocate for legal proccedings.
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Advocate Ranjan Rajgor

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Answer #5
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Well, I can assist you in seeking Mutual Divorce by convincing the other side to grant you Mutual Divorce, but it is ultimately wish of the other side, if she or he doesn't agree, you won't get Divorce
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