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how to file divorce if not living together more than 15 years


08-Feb-2023 (In Divorce Law)
HinWanted to know how do I get divorce if we are not staying together from last 15 years.Kindly let me know. nThanks
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Answer #1
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You can always file for divorce against your partner under cruelty grounds or any other legal grounds mentioned under section 13 HMA. I would suggest you to go for the mutual divorce because it is less money consuming and ends up in maximum of six months. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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Answer #2
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Husband and wife living separately for more than 15 years are very much eligible to file a divorce petition. Either of them may file a divorce petition, but it is a settled law that wherever the wife resides the case must be filed in that district family court only and the husband can not file this in his own district family court.
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Answer #3
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Greetings for the day! If you are in contact with your spouse, you can file for divorce with mutual consent. This is an easier and quicker way of getting a divorce without an elaborate court proceedings. While in the alternative situation, you may connect for assistance. Thanks and regards.
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Answer #4
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If your spouse agrees, both husband and wife can file divorce through mutual consent. however, if your spouse does not agree you will have to file for divorce. since both have been living seperately for 15 years you can file divorce on grounds of desertion. feel free to contact me incase of any queries.
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Answer #5
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Hello, you can file mutual divorce with the consent of both the parties, if not then file before court, case should be proceeding before appropriate jurisdiction, for further discussion call any time.
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