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should i contest stopping the mutual divorce and also ask her to c


13-Jan-2024 (In Divorce Law)
Me & wife contesting divorce,3 hearings passed & she replied to my petition,in the meantime I proposed for mutual which she agreed, on the first session, she said don't want to come back, also demanded my son (who is staying with me) & maintenance for my son, counsellor said to handover my son on weekends, I didn't agree, what legal options I have, i lost my business & jobless now, my son doesn't want to go with her. I met her many times alone as well as with my son to sort out. kindly advice
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Answer #1
605 votes
Hi, you need to put your demands and try to convince the wife what is best for the child. Or else you may continue with the case. for more information feel free to have a word with me, all the best! also, have you filed any other case ?
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Answer #2
539 votes
Consult a lawyer and seek a detailed legal consultation. Upon your briefing the lawyer will be able to advise you as to how to proceed further. You both have an option to file a petition for Judicial Separation and give your marriage a chance. Seek a judicial seperation and see if things work out. Else you can go for mutual consent
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Answer #3
674 votes
divorce through mutual consent would be the best option for both the parties. if the wife insist on custody of child you may try negotiate a shared custody or visitation rights for her. however this is a subject of negotiation. you may share the entire case file with us for further consideration and legal advice.
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Answer #4
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the fact of the case play important role in Matrimonial dispute. Age of you son will also play a major role in custody of child. the strategies you should plan can be best advice after going through the facts of the case.
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Answer #5
750 votes
You may sit and discuss the entire issue. Either contest the entire matter and get a decree which is the longer process or file mutually which is easier and shorter procedure. The issue is we need to know facts to assist better
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