What is exparte in contested divorce

266 votes

An "ex parte" decision typically means that a decision or order was made by the court in the absence of one of the parties involved. The meaning of Ex parte divorce is that the court made a decision in the divorce proceedings in which you were not present or did not have the opportunity to present your case. It's important to act promptly and seek legal counsel to discuss the best course of action for your situation. A family lawyer will be able to guide you on how to proceed, whether it involves filing any necessary motions, requesting a reopening of the case, or exploring potential options for resolution.

LawRato LawRato

502 votes

The ex-parte divorce in India takes the time which is required to follow the complete procedure by the Family Court, like sending the court summon to opposite party/respondent, wait for the reply if any being filled or the service done for the notice/summon of the court sent to the opposite party/respondent.

An 'Ex parte decree' is a decree passed against a defendant in absentia. Despite service of summons, where on the date of hearing only plaintiff does and a defendant does not appear the Court.

Advocate Aveek Bose LawRato

641 votes

First of all, let me know, can your husband proved his case for getting decree of divorce. If he has succeeded then you have no tension. Apply a certified copy of divorce. If your husband has not prove his case then Firstly you may contact your husband and approach him about a mutual divorce. I think he will agree with your proposal then file a joint petition for mutual divorce.
thank you.

Advocate Diptiman Pal LawRato

688 votes

Dear Madam

All the time in E-court you will not get proper status. Ex party means one sided order delivered. For further information you have to contact with advocate and bring all papers. It is not possible to deliver all ans by writing.

Advocate Lucky Mukherjee LawRato

122 votes

Ex parte divorces are divorces granted in a jurisdiction that only has one spouse as a validly domiciled spouse. The divorce is valid, even if the spouse who filed it never lived in the jurisdiction or was subject to personal jurisdiction.

Advocate Chikirsha Mohanty LawRato