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Filed in Canada for divorce and has to come to india


08-Oct-2023 (In Divorce Law)
We got married in india and then my wife moved to Canada. With mutual consent, she has filed for divorce in Canada which is to be sent to India. Wanted to check how can I check where the documents are and how much time will take to process the r documents in india and would be handled by which organization in india ?
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Answer #1
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She can send the summons via Indian embassy or by registered post ! U need to hire an advocate to understand the legalities and we need more facts on the same! Why did you wife has gone to Canada ! Plz b in touch
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Answer #2
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If you got married in India and still you are living out of the India if you are taking diverse out of India that is not valid in India until unless some legal observation that requires so it's better if both the parties are living out of India were wherever we are leaving they need to take divorce in India there is no requirement of any of 1 to come to India for taking the divorce without coming to India you can take your diverse so it's better you need to aware about the legal rights and the rule of regulation of Hindu marriage act
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