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Procedure for divorce in muslim law for a woman


15-Jun-2023 (In Muslim Law Law)
Hello Sir, my question is I want to take divorce from husband as he married me forcefully with the help of my family 13 years ago, and always tried to control me he makes hurdles for me in my career too always tortures me mentally, alleged me of extra marital affairs, he has made my life he'll. Please suggest me how can I take divorce from him.
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There are lots of point for divorce in Muslim Personal Law. You can file Divorce Petition in Family Court of your district Court in addition to this you can meet any Qazi for Khula but by taking Khula you will not be able to claim any amount of maintenance or loss of property or Jahez given at the time of marriage.
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