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Mutual Devorce fee and time duration


04-Nov-2026 (In Divorce Law)
Hello, I am a Oci holder and living in Europ , wife and daughter are Indian citizen living in Bangalore. Marriage was happened on october 2011 and registered as per Hindu Marriage Act, We are living separate since 8 years. How much it costs for Mutual Devorce Court fee, Lawyer fee and how long it takes to get Devorce order. When i should transfer the Property to Wife?
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Answer #1
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• for at least one year. • Living Separately: You must live separately (not as husband and wife) for at least one year before filing. • Mutual Agreement: Both spouses must freely agree to separate and settle terms like alimony, child custody, and property division. • Applicable Laws: Governed by Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (for Hindus), Section 28 of the Special Marriage Act, 1955 (for inter-religious/inter-caste), or other community acts
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Answer #2
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Hi sir , in Bangalore you can apply mutual divorce. Comparing contested divorce it's easy . And the time for mutual divorce is within two months if both parties are appearing before court . The property as per your wife and your terms or agreement you can transfer .
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