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Fighting for conjugal rights but need divorce
06-Dec-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I am 36 year old. I am fighting conjugal rights case as a petitioner from past 5 years. Now I realise there is no use of it. As my husband is in relation with someone else which I can't prove. My case is still active. In this time can I ask for divorce or mutual consent. My husband is asked for divorce 3 years back. If yes, please guide me what is the procedure. Will I get alimony/maintainance to lead my life further?
Yes, you may ask for divorce by mutual consent and discuss all the terms and conditions of separation. However it is advisable to do so through Mediation. Both parties can request the Court to refer the case for mediation and through mediation you may resolve the dispute. Regarding alimony, you can discuss this with the Mediator's guidance.
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okay I understand your question so you do one think now you are already file RCR case right but your husband is not ready to reunion or rejoining with you so first you will take mediation and talk with him and discuss about the divorce and how much alemoney he will ready to pay on this time so if you want any legal help contact me thsnk you
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Adv. Bhagya C H
Bangalore / Bengaluru | 1000+ Answers
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Hi,
according to the above subject,
you can file mutual consunt Divorce
Important Issues to be Settled before Proceeding:
Child Custody: Which partner will get the child custody after divorce
Alimony/Maintenance: If one of the partner is unable to meet his daily expenses then other needs to pay him a certain sum of amount as alimony (one time settlement or monthly payment). It is subject to mutual understanding between the partners (husband and wife).
Settlement of Property and Assets: Settling the ownership rights of property and asset like dwelling house, bank accounts, movable assets between the parties (Husband and wife)
please contact me further information
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Adv. Vijayalaxmi Patil
Gulbarga | 25+ Answers
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