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File FIR or Divorce or accept mutual


30-Aug-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Am separated from my husband from past 4 months and now my husband has sent me Mutual divorce notice. Can i file FIR against him now? How can i fight this? or should i accept mutual divorce?
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Answer #1
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madam, if you are not interested in going back to your husband you can accept the mutual but you can set your terms and conditions for the same. You have not mentioned if you are having any kid from this marriage or whether you are employed or want any alimony from him.
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Answer #2
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I understand your questions your husband sent legal notice to you for mutual divorce so now separate from your husband past 4years and you want to file a FIR it is possible so now you want to alimoney maintenance it is also possible so intrest you will file a domestic violence case againest jim. and seeking maintenance also thanks for asking questions
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Answer #3
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depends on you but for mutual divorce 1year separation must and should and even you can file fir on him for dowry harrasment and also you can file maintenance case against him... further information cal me
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