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Is attending Councelling mandatory in contested hindu divorce


17-Oct-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I have filed for divorce against my wife and my decision to divorce is final and not going to change based on anything. We have attended two councelling sessions already and I have conveyed my final decision to the councellor. But my wife has insisted she doesn't want divorce and hence counceller has given another session date for councelling. I am not interested in attending it at all and my final decision is already made. Is it compulsory for me to attend this session or I can give an application stating that I do not want to attend any more sessions and request the matter to be settled in court rather then at councelling?
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Answer #1
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Advocate Abhinav Sharma

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Answer #2
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Counselling session is just an formality to bring on board, meanwhile if you are not interested in further carrying out the counselling a separate representation wil be filed before the court while quoting the cancellation of the counselling.
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Answer #3
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Just give a letter to the councellor ,stating your reason for not attending the mediation. As it's not a compulsory to attend this sessions. you can approach to the court through your advocate, in which your divorce matter is pending , file an application about the failure of councelling.
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