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divorce on mutual consent to avoid future liabilities on me


04-May-2024 (In Divorce Law)
my name is rao ( 57 years ) my wife (52 years ) want to apply mutual content divorce, as I want to free her from my future liabilities , as I signed personal guarantt few years back now it may any time troubles me . we will continue to live in one house . we are having one minor kid. is it possible ?
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Answer #1
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Hello We need to know more information is assist you on this matter. You can comertsinly go for mutual consent if your wife is willing, you can submit an agreement with mutually agreeable terms( called as an MOU- in this, terms and conditions with regards to finance, Child can be mentioned.
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Answer #2
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hi if you want to apply for mutual divorce then you need to file petition in court jointly seeking gor mutual divorce and regarding the assets and liabilities you could make an agreement in respect of that to avoid any further problems
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Answer #3
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Approaching us we help in getting mutual consent Divorce , we file a petition in this petition we mention your future liabilities and also personal guarantee and we ask for solution and we go for mutual consent Divorce and approach us we will help you
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