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How to file for divorce when husband is not ready
28-Aug-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I got married on July 28th 2017. I have been staying separately with my husband .. I want devorce from him but I cannot understand that he will agree or not take divorce , I don't want to stay with him at all now what to do?
It is not mandatory for your husband to agree to give you divorce you can directly file a case in court stating that you are not happy with the marriage and family and you are willing to get separation from them
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Adv. Akshay Gupta
Hyderabad | 200+ Answers
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what is your problem, without reason not possible to give divorce, first you have to approach advocate instruct to himand issue legal notice , after response or reply than you have to decide to file divorce cont...advocate
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Adv. Pathikonda Murali
Chittoor | 100+ Answers
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Madam,
First of all, have talks with your husband about mutual consent divorce and if he consents for the same, both file mutual consent divorce petition. Divorce will be granted by the court after 6 months. However, if your husband is not ready for mutual consent divorce, you have to file petition for divorce from your side only and seek to get divorce. Your husband might contest the case but you have to prove the facts stated in your divorce petition and win the case to get divorce.
First of all, have talks with your husband about mutual consent divorce and if he consents for the same, both file mutual consent divorce petition. Divorce will be granted by the court after 6 months. However, if your husband is not ready for mutual consent divorce, you have to file petition for divorce from your side only and seek to get divorce. Your husband might contest the case but you have to prove the facts stated in your divorce petition and win the case to get divorce.
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Adv. B. Srikiran
Hyderabad | 500+ Answers
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Hi according to your query you can file the divorce petition in you local family court under section 13 by stating cruelty on you and should show the sufficient evidences if they were proved then you can get the divorce in the court. for further assistance you can contact us at any time.
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Adv. Bala Murali
Hyderabad | 200+ Answers
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