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Divorce with mutual consent and require no alimony,


04-Jun-2025 (In Divorce Law)
I want a divorce with mutual consent but have no marriage certificate and I want custody of my 3 year old son ,also I am financially independent so I don't want any alimony ,
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Answer #1
632 votes
you can apply for the marriage certificate the documents have to be complete you don't want alimony since you are financially independent so the drafting becomes easier to draft the mutual divorce petition
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Answer #2
959 votes
according to your query you are seeking advice regarding mutual divorce and custody of your son in mutual divorce you both husband and wife will decide with condition on which you both are willing to get separate if you both are ready then it will easy to get divorce
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Answer #3
879 votes
dear client as per your query I can only suggest that if you both agree for the things as discussed in your query then amicably you can file 13B i.e mutual divorce marriage certificate is not necessary in divorce process for future paid consultation please contact us with your relevant documents.
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Answer #4
556 votes
thank-you for your query need to provide proof of marriage certificate photos or witness affidavit to recognize such alternative evidence in absence of registered certificate, both sides file joint petition and appear before the court and request custody of child in same petition, court usually favour parent who fianancly stable , especially for minor, further consult you can call me on given no
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Answer #5
505 votes
on the above mentioned query please note down that marriage certificate is not necessary for divorce by mutual consent. it is verified by affidavit from both the parties. and the custody of child less than 11 years of age must be held with mother either working or non working. so, it is very clear that you got custody if you want. if you don't want permanent alimony so, clearly mention this fact that you are financially independent in the plaint for divorce by mutual consent
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