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Filing for divorce with husband of 11 yrs of marriage


20-Mar-2024 (In Divorce Law)
Iam living separately from my husband for last 2 yrs. Our son ,8 yr old is with me. Now his school will be changed so he will be staying with his father. I want to file for a divorce which I hav already hinted him. Son will be with him and visit me on holidays or vacation. How shud I proceed. 11 yrs into marriage.
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Answer #1
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Dear Madam, You have to file two cases. One for Divorce with huge alimony if interested or just ask for his consent for filing mutual divorce. You may have to file permanent child custody case with visitation rights or enter into compromise giving permanent custody to the husband and retain your right for visitation.
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Answer #2
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if you and your husband have agreed on an arrangement about your son staying with him and visiting you on holidays for vacation you can mention this and file a mutual consent divorce, if your husband agrees for such a mutual consent divorce
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