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Is it possible to get a divorce within six months
12-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Hindu- I married 2 months (May 14th 2021) before, with in week i came to know the spouse(wife) and their cheated me by giving fake details, then when i question her family about it they start threating me and abuse and blackmailing me, me and my mom, brother, father in the home , But my wife went away with her family and still date she is not came to my home. Now i'm looking for a divorce as they threating me till by saying we can complaint dowry against you and your family and we can complaint you in your company so that you will lose the job. As many things are going which i can't explain here now i'm looking for divorce .Kindly suggest me how can i move forward.
1. She living my village or Home only 15 days.
2. Her elder sister Blackmailing like they will go court and they will file cause against to have to alimony extra...
3. My wife till now she didn't call or message nothing is there
Dear Sir,
If you wish to annul your marriage it must happen within one year of your marriage. Such annulment application can be filed before Family Court only on few grounds like medical, adultery and cheating. If you have enough evidence then you can file divorce application and get your marriage cancelled.
If you wish to annul your marriage it must happen within one year of your marriage. Such annulment application can be filed before Family Court only on few grounds like medical, adultery and cheating. If you have enough evidence then you can file divorce application and get your marriage cancelled.
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Adv. Kishan Dutt Kalaskar
Bangalore | 500+ Answers
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If you want to get the divorce in six months there are certain conditions where you can waive off the waiting period. If you are staying away from your wife for 18 months or more before the divorce petition. If all efforts of mediation or conciliation and efforts to unite the spouse have failed and there exist no likelihood of succeeding the same. The spouse have settled all their differences including alimony, custody of child or pending issues between the parties. However, the decision of waiving the six months period is upon the discretionary power of court and not mandatory.
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