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Regarding divorce notice printout format


10-Feb-2025 (In Divorce Law)
Hi, just wanted to know the following.. Say, if I wanted to divorce my wife, and send her a divorce notice. So, does that divorce notice require a stamp paper for computer printout?? Or a plain legal size paper?? I'm a little confused and not sure. Can you please confirm?
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Answer #1
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No a legal notice has to be issued through a lawyer on his legal head paper which shall contain specific reasons for divorce mentioning in it and that accordingly in future you can file a petition for divorce accordingly
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Advocate Brahmanand Dube

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Answer #2
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Well, if you want to send a Divorce Notice to your Spouse, then there is no need to get a Stamp Paper for it. You can send the Divorce Notice on A4 Size Plain Paper by printing the content which you require on it in a legal language.
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Advocate Pankaj Bajaj

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Answer #3
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Dear client based on your query, You can draft a legal notice from an Advocate ,with the specified mentioned details typed or printed on letterhead and send via registered post . For further information regarding the legal procedures contact us and we would help you .
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Advocate Anish Palkar

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