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Won RCR ex parte how much time should I wait before filing for Divorce


14-Dec-2023 (In Divorce Law)
She left my place 2.5 years ago and start living with her parents. They are backing her up. I spend 1.3 years there with her but failed to persuade her to come back. Now I came back this January 2018 to my place and filed and won RCR ex parte. Kindly let me know how much time I need to wait for to file a divorce case. Married on may 2011 Daughter born. 2013 She left in. June 2015 Case filed in June 2018 Case won in Nov 2018
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Answer #1
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In this regard, I advice you to file for the execution of the said order of RCR wherein she has been directed to join your company in the matrimonial house and thereafter citing her non compliance file for dissolution of marriage on the grounds of cruelty and desertion. You need to convince the court that she has deserted you without any just cause thereby bringing immense cruelty to you. Further you can prefer a guardianship petition thereby seeking the child’s exclusive custody. For further clarification, please contact.
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Answer #2
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Hi Sir, you should immediately file divorce petition before the Hon'ble Court as leaving and not coming back even after court orders can be covered under ground of cruelty, hence go ahead. For more information, feel free to have word with us.
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