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Wife as petitioner trying to get case dismissed now what can husbnd do


22-Feb-2026 (In Divorce Law)
Wife filed divorce case and husband is contesting divorce for past 2years. At that time, Husband filed written counter not to grant divorce but not filed any counterclaim at that time. Now case is in stage of Cross examination of mw2. Now judge sent to mediation where husband and wife both agreed for compromise. Later wife stopped attending last 2 Court hearings. Now wife is in the plan of getting case dismissed due to absence of petitioner and harrass husband by not giving divorce. Husband stan
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Answer #1
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To address this, the husband can file an application to record the mediation settlement. If the wife remains absent, the court may dismiss her petition, but the husband can pursue his own legal remedies or seek a cost for harassment.
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Answer #2
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File an objection or response to her withdrawal application promptly. Argue reasons like ongoing financial disputes, child custody, or evidence of cruelty to prevent easy dismissal. The court may hold a hearing to hear both sides before deciding. get into the mediation to figure out the best possible way out
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