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Got divorce by mutual consent on stamp paper want to get court decree
20-Nov-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My daughter marriage arranged in Dec 2016.her divorce taken on 100 rupees stamp paper by mutual understanding.it is necessary or not to take court decree before remarriage.for court decree when we can apply.how many times we have to appear in court.we are jain religion
Dear from which religion coming from u is not important but stamp paper is only consider as document. And at many palces it is not legaly and acceptable. So for legal documents of divorce is only decree so as per my advice u must have to obtain court decree.
Adv. Prashant Chavda
Vadodara | 100+ Answers
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Divorce on stamp paper will have no legal validity and could create hinderance for your daughter in the future. Thus a court decree under mutuality clause can be sought for. You would have to approach the court for the same. You may contact me for the same
Adv. Sahil B Trivedi
Ahmedabad | 25+ Answers
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You have to file for divorce in the family court and obtain the divorce decree. If the divorce is with mutual consent than application under section 13(b) should be filed in the family court for obtaining divorce decree.
Adv. Ketan B Jain
Vadodara | 25+ Answers
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Yes it is necessary to get divorce decree before remarriage.
You can apply before the Hon'ble Family Court and get your concerned decree by applying with judgment given by court.
Feel free for further consultation
You can apply before the Hon'ble Family Court and get your concerned decree by applying with judgment given by court.
Feel free for further consultation
Adv. Krutarth Trivedi
Ahmedabad | 100+ Answers
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Hello
Yes sir u have to apply for court decree. Decree by notary is not valid. For decree by mutual consent you he to appear only twice once for filing and second at the time of decree.
Regards Nimisha Sharma Adv
Yes sir u have to apply for court decree. Decree by notary is not valid. For decree by mutual consent you he to appear only twice once for filing and second at the time of decree.
Regards Nimisha Sharma Adv
Adv. Nimisha Sharma
Ahmedabad | 25+ Answers
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