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My wife and myself agreed for mutual consent divorce verbally. She wanted to wait till 19th may (20t
18-Mar-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My wife and myself agreed for mutual consent divorce verbally. She wanted to wait till 19th may (20th may is our marriage anniversary) for starting paper work to which I said no. Next day she left our house with her father, sister and sister-in-law. Now she doesn't speak to me or answer my messages, father one day asks for marriage expenses in mutual divorce which I agreed and asked for amount. Then I called after a week to ask him for amount, he asked to call after a week. He is dangling me. What are my options and what could be the intent to ask to wait till 19th may.
Well, may be she wants to test you, whether you have a firm mindset to Divorce her or your were just joking like Actor Chunky Pandey. She has an intent to grant time to herself also to figure out whether she wants to Divorce you or not.
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Adv. Pankaj Bajaj
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in the peculiar circumstances it is necessary that you proceed to file a contested divorce petition against her since she is not cooperating in the process which in turn is causing mental agony and pain to you.
you have to share some more details so as to assist and guide you further.
you have to share some more details so as to assist and guide you further.
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Adv. Mikdad Zummerwala
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Mutual divorce is only possible when both the parties are willing to agree with the terms and conditions of getting separated.
However if she is not ready for mutual divorce, you can send her a divorce and subsequently file a contested divorce petition.
However if she is not ready for mutual divorce, you can send her a divorce and subsequently file a contested divorce petition.
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Adv. Rahul Mishra
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They might be deciding to file cases against you. You should approach the court and file divorce case or else if your client files cases the weight age of your matter will less down and then it will be difficult for you to come to a mutual understand
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Adv. Rinki Agarwal
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