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my husband has e filing case on me and he has not closed the


17-Mar-2026 (In Divorce Law)
my husband has e filing case on me and he has not closed the case and beside that he want mutual divorce what are processor
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Answer #1
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If a case is filed, it cannot be “closed” just like that unless: Both parties settle (mutual compromise), OR Court decides and disposes the case, OR The person who filed it withdraws (only in certain types of cases) So if your husband filed a case and is not closing it, it means: ➡️ The case is still active in court ➡️ You need to respond legally (ignore mat kariye)
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Answer #2
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if you also want to give a divorce you can file for mutual consent divorce and get the divorce by the court if your husband is filing a case on you and is not closing the case you should see the closing of the case first then only agri for divorce
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Answer #3
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old case to withdraw. both of you will file new vase for divorce together. Will need all marriage documents, there will 2 counselling and then divorce will be granted. 6 months waiting period. for further consultation contact me.
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Answer #4
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Even if a case is pending between you and your husband, you can still proceed with a mutual divorce, provided both parties are willing to settle all disputes amicably. Regarding the pending case filed by your husband, it is advisable to include a clause in the settlement that both parties will withdraw or quash all existing cases against each other. In criminal matters, quashing can be done through the High Court after settlement.
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Answer #5
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If your husband has filed a case, it will continue unless withdrawn or disposed of by the court. If both of you agree for mutual divorce, you can file a joint petition in Family Court. In the settlement, both parties usually agree to withdraw or close all pending cases and settle issues like maintenance or custody.
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