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How to file petition for MCD for NRI couples?


26-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Hi All, we from Hindu family living separately for more than 1 year decided to depart ways with mutual consent divorce so we drafted MOU and as per the terms she withdrawn cases,498a,MC,DV and i paid amount in two cheques and she confirmed full final amount receipt at family court. We applied pettition for MCD at judicatory court I got my passport now I want to fly overseas before 1st motion by giving GPA/POA to family member due to visa issue please advise can i fly ? I will come back for 2nd motion.what is the procedure after filing petition how long it takes for 1st motion from time of applying petition is it mandatory for me to attend 1st motion.if I don't fly my visa finish and career is end of the tunnel.
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Answer #1
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You can apply for MCDV first motion immediately. First motion to second motion there is stipulated time is 6 months. Both parties must present physically in the court for First motion as well as Second motion. Then only you will get mutual divorce decree. For applying First motion it takes a day. So now you plan well for flying.
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Answer #2
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Yes there is a chance go get Divorce without your presence, you can fly without any hesitate after meeting. Both of you are accepted to separate,so I can do the needful to get the Divorce. So both of you can come and meet me
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