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Dv case divorce issue contested or mutual divorce


20-Apr-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Me and my wife separated for 2 years.. I have filed RCR.. She did not attend that case.. So expartee order came for me.. Later she filed false dv case against me.. Then in lok adalt we made compromise by giving some amount to her and she will apply for divirce...So she withdrwan the dv case petition.. Now she is not applying divorce.. While applying dv case by her i worked in private college.. Now recently i got govt job.. But she also a govt employee for more than six year.. She is money minded people.. No kids for us.. She is living alone in her native place.. What should i do now? Can i go for contested divorces.. If so will she again ask any money from me.. Or can i wait for mutual divorcd..Could u please clarify.. n.
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Answer #1
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It is upto you to decide on mutual or contested divorce. If you want to go for mutual then you need to convince your wife and which may involve demand for money. Otherwise you can opt for contested divorce and during the course of time your wife may consent for mutual. She being a government employee may not claim for maintenance.
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Answer #2
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you had got Restoration of conjugal order in the court and there also some compromise made in the domestic violence case and some amount is transferred to your wife and even after that circumstances your wife has not come forward to file a mutual consent petition if you there is no chance for file mutual consent petition then you can file your petition on the ground of cruelty and section by your wife
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