Mutual Consent Divorce applying in Banglaore, India, Married for 16yrs

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Mutual Consent Divorce applying in Banglaore, India, Married for 16yrs

19-Dec-2023 (In Divorce Law)

Hi, we have been married for 16 years in india, have a 14 year Son, living with us in USA. My wife and me separated for more than 2 years due to Honesty and trust issues ( living in same house but not as husband & wife). She is also working but part time Job. We talked about MCD to apply in india and My Son wanted to stay with me in USA. But she is not straight forward in terms of Alimony, I suspect she has some cruel plan . Requesting your help throw some light on this. She has done M.TECH( Master of Engineering), able to work and live her own, and she kept herself her Earning about 30 Lakhs in rupees.

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Advocate Rama Chandra Shenoy LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2018-12-19T22:56:35+05:30

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Hi... if u both are agree then you can file mutual consent petition by that you can get divorce within six months of filing the case. To file a case in Bangalore any one of the party have a address of Bangalore. Thank you

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Advocate Kishan Dutt Kalaskar LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2018-12-26T13:33:42+05:30

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Dear sir, Earlier is the better to close the issue. If she is not agreeing for MCD then file a Divorce case in USA and get ex-parte decree. If she files any other case in India then you may resist the same by approaching higher court and thus one day she will come to terms.

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