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I have married to my wife in 2018 and our marriage was registered in Delhi. I am one Indian citizen


06-Apr-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I have married to my wife in 2018 and our marriage was registered in Delhi. I am one Indian citizen and she is from Europe(Citizen of Europe). After our marriage, we have stayed for 11 days together, then she left to her country, and from that period we have never been together. From last couple of months she has stopped responding my calls and stopped calling me. As we can't be together , I want to file my Divorce . Our marriage got registered in Delhi and I am from Bangalore. Where I can file the divorce(Delhi or Bangalore), what is the procedure, how long it will take. Please help me in this regard. Thank You.
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Answer #1
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You can file divorce in delhi or the place where you both LasT resided together in india. If your wife has stopped responding to your calls then it can be a ground for divorce. For better clarification feel free to contact. Thanks
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Answer #2
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Sir, You can file your divorce petition either in the court of the local jurisdiction where your marriage got registered or in the court of local jurisdiction where you both last resided together. For more details, you may contact me for further process.
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Answer #3
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hello client as i can see your issue is reallu very much comolicated issue . but your issue also have solution also buy it can only be filled in delhi only the marraige is been registered in delhi only we nees to file divorce in delhi only as you spouce is not an indian as wwll as she is also not residing in india ao we need to go for the procesurw as pee internationl laws only but yoy do not worry you will have your solution we will definately assit you.
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Answer #4
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as per the informal shared you have to follow your divorce in Delhi The process is easy if it is mutual separation. we will prepare Petetion and agreement for the same. if it is not muatail then we have to take standard process feel free to contact me back
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Answer #5
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You can file the petition in any of the following District Court where the Marriage was solemnised or where the Respondent resides or where the parties last resided together. It’s advisable to go for mutual divorce because it’s cost effective and ends in maximum six months. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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Answer #6
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We need more information on this ! Do you have any resudence in delhi ? As marriage was registered in delhi and if you have any resudence is delhi too then it’s recommended that you must file divorce case from delhi itself ! As your spouse won’t come to India to contest therefore there is high chances that ex-parte decree will b granted by court ! Plz b in touch
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