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Divorce for a non registered marriage
14-May-2023 (In Family Law)
Marriage was taken place 8 months ago. No official registration for marriage certificate is done. The only proof is a certificate given by the auditorium where the marriage took place. Wat is the process to legally get a divorce now and how much time will the process take.
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If it is mutual divorce you have to wait for cooling period of 6 months or file a petition to waive off such cooling period on some grounds otherwise contesting divorce may take 12-24 months.
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Adv. Kishan Dutt Kalaskar
Bangalore / Bengaluru | 1000+ Answers
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sir, you can file divorce petition without marriage Certificate. you have to submit a wedding card, a marriage photo and other relevant documents with pertains to the despute between you. if you want divorce on mutual consent it takes around 2 to 7 months, or it it is contest the case, it will takes around 1 to 3 years. once you come meet me I will guide you properly and also clear your doubts.
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Adv. Bhojappa Kallihala
Bangalore / Bengaluru | 400+ Answers
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It is not clear which religion you belong to. For Hindus, you cannot apply for Divorce within 1 year of marriage, but you can apply for annulment or declaration that the marriage is 'null and void' by filing an appropriate petition under the relevant provisions before the Family Court.
Even if the marriage is un-registered, you can file the case by submitting marriage invitation and marriage photos as proof of marriage.
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