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Procedure to file for divorce if husband is not responding


03-Sep-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I have sent an email to my husband for divorce he has not replied to my final email. Please suggest what is the next step to be taken. I dont want him in my life this is my final decision.
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Answer #1
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Send him a legal notice through a lawyer. If he still doesn't respondo then file a divorce petition in court. If he does not turn up for the proceedings then the Court after a certain period will issue an Ex parte order and you will get a divorce. If he appears in court then you have to contest the divorce.
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Answer #2
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As per your query You need sent him a legal notice through advocate stating grounds on which you are seeking divorce or can directly file a Petition seeking divorce simultaneously you can seek maintenance for yourself including child if any.
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Answer #3
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Mam You can send him a legal notice first in an attempt to settle it amicably & file mutual consent divorce , if that fails you have no option but to file a one sided divorce Petition. Meet an advocate to discuss in detail .
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