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Mutual divorce filed Reconciliation or alimony


14-Dec-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Me and husband has filed for mutual divorce he stays in other country for work , I want reconciliation, is it possible for me to stay at in laws house even if they are not approving , or can I atleast ask for alimony now , I have said I do not want but now I want either reconciliation or alimony , is it possible, my last date is may 12 I have filed on Nov
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Answer #1
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In Mutual consent divorce petition all the agreed terms and conditions of divorce are mentioned by husband and wife so there is no scope for reconciliation if your husband does not agree. But if you want alimony now, then do not agree for Mutual consent divorce on the last date and the petition will be dismissed by court.
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Answer #2
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Yes, Reconciliation is possible between the two of you, if you both guys are willing to reconcile, otherwise, this mutual divorce can get converted into a Contested form of Divorce. Even, seeking alimony in exchange of Divorcing your Husband is possible, if he agrees to give the amount which you are asking for.
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