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Married without letting our parents now we want a divorce


07-Apr-2023 (In Divorce Law)

Me and my boyfriend got married in a temple and then registered in the court without telling our parents we are not even living together . We still lives with our parents separately. We don't think that this marriage can work . We have tried very hard to make adjustments but some how its not possible. We haven't told to our parents yet about this marriage registration or any thing about our marriage. We want divorce and wanted to marry new partners but we do not want to let them know about this mistake. How long will it take for divorce,is it possible to keep this horrible mistake a secret?

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Answer #1
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There is nothing to worry about, Kindly meet us along with all the documents related to your marriage. It would be better if both of you meet us. Your problem is not too big to be solved . Nitin Kant Ahluwalia Advocate Meerut
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Answer #2
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This aspect should be looked into before marriage. However, nothing is impossible in the world. You should try to be together as obtaining a mutual divorce will create complications in the future in the new life as it is difficult to find a compatible partner on this aspect. If you go for mutual divorce, it will be done in around eight to nine months. In the event you go for a contesting divorce proceedings, it may take up to three years.
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Answer #3
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If you both the people are willing to get divorced, simply file a suit for divorce under section 13-B of Hindu Marriage Act on the ground that you people have mutually agreed to divorce each other and possibly no one can get any information regarding this as well as it may take a very short span of time ranging up to 2 to 3 months but it is made here clear that as per the provisions of Hindu Marriage Act no petition for divorce may be presented in court as long as one year has not passed subject to condition that there are adequate and compelling reasons.
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