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How to settle divorce case? Not coming for mutual divorce.


05-Jun-2024 (In Divorce Law)
My wife filed sec9, I filed sec13 1 ia. Court counseling failed. No kids. She worked before separation earned 1 lakh per month. I have job with salary upto 2 lakhs per month. No property. They are not coming for mutual divorce, not continuing marital life. After few moths passed I decided not ready to continue with her. They stretching the case for more than 2 years now. Asked 1cr for settlement. But we cannot afford that amount. Can we quash her petition in High court to get divorce quickly?
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Answer #1
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There is no way that you can quash the petition unless she is ready for settlement. The only way out is to fight aggressively so that she feels like compromising. You need good advocate for this and also time, money and energy.
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Answer #2
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Well, you cannot directly file a case in High Court to contest her filed Petition. You have to first fight the case before the concerned Family Court. You send me your case related Docs, so that, I can render you proper legal advice.
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