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TP with allegations and divorce response


06-Apr-2024 (In Divorce Law)
Filed for divorce from wife. She has applied a TP get the case transferred as daughter is quite small. No issues in case being transferred, but she has also filed a response to my divorce petition and baseless allegations. Do these allegations/response hold valid in the lower court? Should i be even responding, as else I do not plan a contest of a mere TP
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Answer #1
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Hello sir you need to elaborate whether you want to contest a transfer petition or not, what scope are you exploring? Please feel free to reach out to us so that we can discuss it further and guide accordingly kindly feel free to contact thank you.
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Answer #2
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You should contest the Divorce Petition and you can try for mediation as it will give you an idea about the opposite party’s thoughts. Although, the case will be transferred to her city of residence but during the mediation proceedings, the mediator will try to sort out the issues and try for an amicable settlement which could either lead to mutual consent divorce.
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