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Paid all the alimony but wife not appearing to the hearing


21-Sep-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Hi, nnI have paid all the alimony amount as discussed in the MOU. Since I had some problem with my lawyer I paid the last settlement in front of the judge. But now my wife is not appearing for hearings. It is a mutual divorce case. Please help me what should I do?
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Answer #1
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If the wife does not appear before the family court in a divorce by mutual consent proceeding after getting all the settlement amounts, the same will amount to cheating. You can send a legal notice through a lawyer to your wife asking her to appear before the family court to conclude the case. If she does not appear for next hearing then you can file a cheating case before criminal court.
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Answer #2
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a legal notice has to be issued to your wife to attend the court. the next step is an petition to be filled at court summons her for appearance. if nothing has been useful then a petition has to be filled at High court for further
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