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Husband lives abroad not coming


05-Jan-2024 (In Divorce Law)
Husband left for abroad ,has PR and started disputes once reached there. Now he wants divorce but wife has put a condition that she will sign the final papers only if he comes to India. What can be done in this case ? Is there any possibility to have her signed without him in person or both parties are rquired ?
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Answer #1
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both parties are required to be present in court for signing petition of divorce through mutual consent. the divorce proceedings usually take two hearings and presence of both husband and wife is necessary on both dates. should you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
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Answer #2
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yes that's possible and for that you need proper guidance because there is many things to discuss for that contact me I handle many case related to you matter please contact on my number advocate Ankur Gupta from Delhi.
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Answer #3
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If you are Hindus then you need to follow Hindu Marriage Act, u can’t take divorce without the decree of court. If you both are after then we have to file a suit for mutual divorce. We need more information on this! Plz b in touch
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