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Procedure to file for contested divorce


07-Mar-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Dear sir /madam. Please tell me that how any body can get divorce from his wife while she is not agree to give?
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Answer #1
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As the query has been asked by you, before giving you the response I have need some more clarity in your query, if you belong to Hindu religion then simply can file divorce petition under section 13 of Hindu marriage Act before family court.
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Answer #2
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There is procedure under law as also grounds for taking divorce. If one party is not agreed for divorce, a case has to be instituted for getting the same. Contact a good lawyer, apprise him about all the facts and documents . He will help u
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Answer #3
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Dear Client, You need to file a divorce petition in the Family Court of the concerned district Court under section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act. Section 13 enumerates various grounds both for husband & wife to file divorce.
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Answer #4
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Hello 1.Did she had filed a missing report of her husband. 2.If not ,what is the last date of communication . 3. If after filing of missing report seven years had been passed than she can filed a divorce petition.
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Answer #5
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As she is not staying with her husband more than three years by law she can claim divorce by law. She just have to prove before Court than her husband is not with her more than three years by that she can easily get divorce.
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Answer #6
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Where is your friend residing? She needs to file divorce case in family court to get divorce decree to remarry. I am practicing in Family Court in Ahmedabad. You may contact me if your friend is in Ahmedabad.
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Answer #7
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Yoy need divorce and your wife also want to take divorce then You can file divorce petition in court on some grounds which is explained in the Act. You can file divorce petition in prper court. If you need help meet me.
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Answer #8
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yes, we can help you to get divorce instantly as your wife is ready and willing to give the divorce. do you have any kids - so as to understand if custody or visiting rights to be agreed and decided if applicable..! please contact to take appropriate steps. thanks..
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Answer #9
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Your sister can very well file a divorce petition here in jurisdictional court. There is no need to go sreelanka. Let your sister file divorce petition here and serve notice to him by post, if it failed give a paper publication in a news paper having circulation in his place. If he fails to appear petition will decide expartee. After 3 months your sister can remarry if she desires. Don't send her to sreelanka for signing papers.
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Answer #10
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Firstly where did the marriage take place? How was the marriage done and as which act? Where is your sister residing now? What is the actual problem between your sister and her husband? Is there any possibility that her husband will harm her? Has he beaten her earlier? Is he capable of doing harm to her? If you feel that it is dangerous to go to Colombo then dont take the risk. You can file for divorce in India itself. For further clarifications and advice kindly contact me.
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Answer #11
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both parties living in different countries and there is no reference about the religion, hence it is hard to define the jurisdiction of court. if they are hindu then the supreme court has to decide the jurisdiction.
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Answer #12
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Advise your sister to not to go there. As the parties are inclined to get the marriage mutually dissolved, we can file a petition before the place where your sister resides. He has to appear for couple of times.
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