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When contemplating divorce in India, the image of a lengthy, cumbersome process often comes to mind—endless discussions, mountains of paperwork, and added stress. In such challenging times, especially with an uncontested divorce, the goal is to minimize further complications. Thankfully, with Kanoon360.com, you can leave your worries behind. We’re here to assist you in seeking legal advice from our skilled divorce lawyers at Kanoon360, ensuring a seamless process.

With India’s most experienced divorce lawyers on our team, we provide top-notch legal assistance for all family matters. Our approach is result-oriented, effective, and affordable.

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Contested Divorce: A Contested Divorce occurs when one or both spouses dispute some aspect of their divorce, leading to prolonged proceedings, increased stress, and higher legal fees. While divorce judges often advocate for mediation and counseling to resolve disputes, court trials become necessary if alternative methods fail.

Mutual Divorce: When both husband and wife are prepared for divorce and mutually agree on separation terms, including child custody, division of joint assets, and alimony/maintenance, they can opt for a Mutual Consent Divorce. This method is regarded as the simplest and easiest way to obtain a divorce.

FORMS OF MARRIAGE ACT IN INDIA

In India, the dissolution of marriage for Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, Jains, Parsis, Christians, and Muslims is regulated by the following marriage Acts:

  • For Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhist's and Jains is governed by Marriage Act, 1955.

  • For Muslims by the Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act, 1939.

  • For Christians, it is governed by the Indian Divorce Act, 1869.

  • For Parsis by the Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act, 1936.

  • For Special Marriage Act, 1954.

OTHER PROBLEM AREAS ASSOCIATED TO DIVORCE

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Typically, it takes about six months to wrap up the proceedings, starting from when the case is filed (first motion). But thanks to a September 2017 ruling by the Hon’ble Supreme Court, this six-month timeframe can be waived after just one week from filing the case (first motion). The family judge has the discretion to waive this period. Consequently, the second and final motion can occur any time after one week from filing the case (first motion).

Opting for Divorce by Mutual Consent stands as the top choice for legal separation in India. To ensure a swift and smooth divorce process, it’s crucial to enlist the expertise of a seasoned divorce lawyer. At Kanoon360, we offer a comprehensive package for the entire divorce proceedings.

In this scenario, the proceedings will come to a halt. The only option for the other party is to initiate a one-sided case, or alternatively, wait for the other party to agree to mutual divorce.

Here are the grounds for divorce:

  1. Adultery
  2. Cruelty
  3. Desertion
  4. Conversion to another religion
  5. Unsoundness of mind or mental disorder
  6. Virulent and incurable form of leprosy
  7. Venereal disease
  8. Leprosy
  9. Renunciation
  10. Desertion
  11. Not heard alive for a period of seven years or more
  12. No resumption of cohabitation

Here’s an overview of the key steps in a divorce litigation process:

  1. Discuss the grounds for divorce with your lawyer and provide all relevant facts.
  2. Your lawyer will draft your case based on your discussion.
  3. The case is filed in the appropriate Family Court.
  4. Once filed, the case is listed for consideration by the Court. If the Court finds the case satisfactory, it issues notice or summons to the other party.
  5. Upon receiving notice or summons, the opposite party must file a reply. If they fail to appear despite receiving notice, the Court may proceed in their absence.
  6. The Family Court frames issues, which are the points of adjudication by the Court and on which both parties must provide evidence.

Marriage counseling, a form of psychotherapy, assists couples in identifying and resolving conflicts while enhancing their relationships. It provides a platform to carefully consider options for either rebuilding and strengthening the relationship or pursuing separate paths.

If you’re encountering challenges in your marriage, it’s wise to attempt resolving them independently or with the support of family members initially. However, if the issues persist, seeking guidance from a professional marriage counselor is recommended. Many couples rush into ending their marriage hastily, only to regret it later. Therefore, before opting for legal separation, it’s sensible to explore marriage counseling as a potential avenue for resolution.

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