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08-Aug-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Matrimonial issue Religion Buddhist How much separation period required for divorce and for one side divorce
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Answer #1
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Belonging to Buddhist sect is also governed in accordance with the Hindu Marriage Act. The separation period of the spouses for obtaining divorce depends upon the facts and circumstances of each case. For obtaining mutual consent divorce you should be separated for at least one year.
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Answer #2
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Separation period of one year is needed in order to file a divorce petition before the family court. In case of a mutual Divorce, you can obtain divorce decree within six months from first hearing date. In case of contested or one sided Divorce, the matter first goes for counselling and thereafter the process begins for divorce.
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Answer #3
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Dear queriestFiling of the Petition in the Family Court. ... Appearance before the Family Court Judge for First Motion for Divorce. ... Joint Statement on Oath. ... First Motion order is passed, 6 Months Time period is given for the Second Motion. ... Second Motion hearing and Final Decree.
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