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Marriage life divorce how to get mutual divorce with each other


25-Apr-2023 (In Divorce Law)
HinI have been married before 2.5 years. In this 2.5 years I have been lived with her around 1-1.5 years only. Mostly we two getting fight with each other, and for small fight also she will be going to her parent's home. This is repeatedly happening after child born also. I have asked her divorce also, she is refusing. But I am not satisfied with this life.
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Answer #1
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If your wife is refusing for mutual consent divorce then the only way for you is to file regular divorce petition and let your wife contest the same. You cannot force your wife to consent for mutual divorce when she is not interested in it. It would be better to file divorce petition before the court.
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Answer #2
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If the situation is absolutely unlivable, it would be suggestable to file for divorce on the grounds of cruelty. But, however the initiation of a divorce does come along with the associated exposure to various petitions against yourself as well. best to hold a family meeting and see if there can be some common ground workable and then file for mutual consent divorce.
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