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Want to file mutual divorce. Want the easy way.


05-Sep-2024 (In Divorce Law)
We got married in November 2023. Things are not good between us. So she decided to get divorce. Is it possible to get easy divorce.
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Answer #1
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yes it is possible to get mutual divorce mutual divorce is the earliest easiest and simplest way to get separated from matrimonial obligations you both have to file a petition before the family judge and hon' ble court may decide your petition and grant you both a decree of divorce
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Answer #2
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Hello Yes can can file a case for Mutual Divorce in your concerned District and Sessions Court if you are living seperately. rest your advocate will guide you and you can obtain Divorce in 6 Months to one year.
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Answer #3
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it is mandatory provision for consummate marriage min one year. after that you can go for divorce. so you both need to wait for December 2024. in December 2024 you can file divorce mutually or contest.
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Answer #4
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before one year of of merriage completion you can not file the mutual consent divorce you should wait 23 November 2024 after passing the limitation period you can file the mutual consent divorce it may maximum 6 month to get the final decree of divorce for more details you can contact me thanks
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Answer #5
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Yes, you can get a divorce, but it depends on the type: 1. Mutual Consent Divorce: If both of you agree to the divorce and settle all issues (like alimony, property, etc.), you can file for a mutual consent divorce. It is the quickest and easiest way, usually taking 6-8 months. 2. Contested Divorce: If only one of you wants a divorce or there are disputes, you need to file a contested divorce. This process can take longer, depending on the case and court proceedings. Note: Both options are available only if you have not been living with your partner for at least one year
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