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Re: Mutual divorce (reason stated below) - HINDU


21-Aug-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Hi, I will just go short here. I am 43 and my wife is 36 years old, got married in 2015 and have 2 sons (one aged 7 and one 8 months). I am stuck in a situation wherein I am BANKRUPT now and have taken loan from the market in the tune of Rs 8 lakhs and unable to pay. Keeping safety of my family and before I could take any drastic step, I want to give my wife divorce (mutual agreement). Have got no money as such, so only call if you really want to settle my case at the minimum.
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Answer #1
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You can file divorce petition for separation if u want. we can file a seperate sute for children custody. our Legal Teem help u for take legal Action Against your wife and your child custody. you can fath our Legal Teem .
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Answer #2
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If you both have decided to go through the divorce then it's advisable for you to execute a settlement deed and write down all the terms and conditions in that just to avoid any confusion in future. And on the basis of the settlement deed you can approach the court and file for a mutual divorce. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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Answer #3
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I see no point in you breaking your family because of bad financial situation. it will only put additional stress on both you and your wife. contest the civil case of recovery of money through court. it would be difficult for them to recover as you do not have any assets.
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Answer #4
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Sir, first of all in order to give mutual divorce both the parties shall be mutually agreeable to the terms of the divorce and I am assuming the same in your matter. I cannot assure you to get at the bare minimum cost but We can discuss about the same in detail. For further legal assistance please feel free to contact.
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Answer #5
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Yes, you and you wife can go in mutual divorce. you just have to draft a MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) and then move ahead with Mutual Divorce proceeding under Section 13-B of HMA. If you need any assistance in this matter. Feel free to contact me.
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