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Divorce By Mutual Consent......


23-Jun-2023 (In Divorce Law)
We have filed the Divorce by mutual consent and completed 6 months cooling period, now what to do in second motion? And what will be the actual process? What to file?
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Answer #1
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In the second motion you need to appear before the court file and affidavit and confirm the contents of your divorce petition. Upon confirmation of the contents of your divorce petition and your firm decision to divorce the court will pass an order dissolving your marriage. regards
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Answer #2
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Hello as the cooling period of six months is over it is necessary to file affidavit of second motion i.e. you have to depose everything on affidavit regarding exchange of articles, child custody, maintenance, property related issues and other consent terms on affidavit which is to be filed before the court
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Answer #3
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Well, in the Second Motion, Final Hearing will take place granting you Divorce. Court will ask Do either of Parties or both Parties have terms and conditions, with which they want to give or seek Divorce.
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