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Wife demanding divorce settlement by mutual consent after 3 yrs of DV


05-Feb-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Dear Sir/Madam, Thanks in advance for going thru matter and advicing us. My wife ran away with her parents to her native place in 2019 and after 3 months she filed FIR mentioning 498A, 406,354 on me and my parents. Now since then matter is in session court and none of the time neither face to face hearing/discussion is done nor even mediation is done/granted by court. Now my wife wants to settle and happily finish off this relation. Sir/madam, I need an advice as to what next to be done as criminal cases on us already in progress and we are appearing in court whereas other party don't appear as they can't face trial due to lack of evidences but i have many proofs. As per my understanding can we tell them to withdraw case, quash fir and then we can go for mutual consent. Pls share kind advice. Thanks once again. Rgds jagdish 9870190856
Answers (3)

Answer #1
587 votes
Hello Good evening I'm Advocate Vivek Mishra wel according to your case yes you can go and qaushing for more detail for further more queries kindly contact me so that I can elaborate you in proper manner thank you
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Answer #2
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yes you can do so.. but it depends on the condition , as they have already filled a suit against you of domestic violence etc..but as per your wording they have lack of evidence..this states a positive effect on your case..can call me for further assistance..
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Answer #3
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dear client as per your query I can only suggest if both of you are ready for mutual divorce and mediation is under process then there you can have a clause even mediators also put that clause when you both sign ur agreement that all cases will be withdrawn by both the parties for future paid consultation please contact us with your relevant documents.
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