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Divorce 13 b second motion due on 02.02.2023


20-Jan-2023 (In Family Law)
I need help as me and my wife has filed for 13 b divorce and second motion for the same is due on 02.02.2023 and we both do not want to attend the second motion what can we do if we do not attend the second motion please help
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Answer #1
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It is very simple if you want to take divorce then you can attend the court on second motion and on the same day court will record the statement and then pronounce the judgement for divorce if you do not want to take divorce then you do not have to need attend court court automatically will dispose of the matter after 18 months and no divorce decree will be granted to you. For more enquiry you can call me on my number thank you
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Answer #2
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First of all tell me why you both do not want to attend the second motion? if any compromide has been done between both of you then apply to the court about same and withdraw your petition. if u do not want to attend srcond motion then request the court for next date.
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Answer #3
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U can withdraw the case if yiu don't want to get separated or if yiu need more time than you can talk to your lawyer abd he will ask fir more time or adjourned the matrer for nexr hearing but if u need any other advice or u r confused than u can ask me
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Answer #4
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Ask your lawyer whom you have paid. OK, let me guide you. simply appear in the court and request judge to give an adjournment as both of you need more time to rethink. there is no prohibition that you will mandatorily give a statement of second motion. you can even retract from mutual consent.
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Answer #5
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depends on what order has been passed. usually the case is dismissed. family court orders are not shown online so please contact in person as more details would be required. whether your counsels have taken adjournment that's need to be discussed
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