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I have put contested divorce What happens in chief of petitioner stag


12-Sep-2025 (In Divorce Law)
I have put contested divorce What happens in chief of petitioner stage my advocate is just submitting had copies of evidences and said that it is just enough for this stage in chief he has submitted affidavit of evidence before this What happens actually in chief What is next stage after chief opposite party has no responded to main petition nor to amendment
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Answer #1
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every opposite side has not responded to any of your examination in chief or amendment application there will be an ex parte order in your favor in both the applications and now the matter will be kept for final hearing, after the final hearing your decree and judgement of divorce will be finalized.
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Answer #2
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Prepare your affidavit carefully → everything you want to prove must be in it. Attach all documents/evidence ← once evidence stage is closed, it's hard to add new ones. Stay consistent ← don't say anything in cross that contradicts your chief affidavit. Be calm during cross-examination → only answer what's asked, don't volunteer extra.
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