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Divorce and separation, although it seems easy, is a complicated legal procedure as it saps the mental and emotional energies out of the warring spouses. We, at Vidhikarya, are well aware of this and therefore we take extra care while dealing with matrimonial cases. When we take up your divorce case we emphatically get involved with the best of our legal acumen and strategy to ensure the desired outcome for our clients. We provide comprehensive legal support to individuals navigating through the process of divorce, whether through mutual consent or contested proceedings. Our services are tailored to protect your legal rights, secure fair outcomes, and support you through every stage of the separation process.
We provide in-depth consultations to understand your situation, advise you on the applicable personal laws, and help you decide the best legal course whether mutual consent or contested divorce.
We assist in filing or opposing claims for interim maintenance or permanent alimony by analyzing financial disclosures and representing your interests during settlement or court proceedings. Whether you are a wife or husband it is crucial that you must be represented strongly in court and that is what we do for you.
We assist both parties in negotiating and finalizing the terms of settlement, including child custody, alimony, and property division, and guide both of you through both motion hearings until the decree is granted.
We support clients through court-directed or private mediation to resolve issues amicably and draft enforceable settlement agreements when mutual understanding is reached. We advise on the division of matrimonial property, assist in negotiation of asset distribution, and ensure your share is protected under the law in the event of a dispute.
We prepare and file well-drafted divorce petitions that clearly state your grounds for divorce and meet all legal and procedural requirements before the appropriate Family/District Court. We represent clients in contested divorce proceedings involving issues such as cruelty, adultery, desertion, mental disorder, or irretrievable breakdown of marriage, managing the entire litigation process with strategic legal advocacy.
We assist clients in filing for annulment of marriage or judicial separation, depending on the legal and factual grounds, providing strategic legal counsel throughout the process.
We help you pursue or defend custody claims by preparing strong arguments based on the welfare of the child and ensure fair parenting time through visitation rights or joint custody arrangements.
Our divorce expert lawyers handle appeals, review petitions, execution of orders and post-divorce matters such as enforcement of maintenance orders, modification of custody arrangements, or action against non-compliance with court orders.
Meet Our Team
Advocate Abhimanyu Shandilya has been instrumental in handling divorce cases in Kolkata. He has counselled thousands of couples on their matrimonial matter. He along with the Vidhikarya Team handles Mutual consent divorce, contested divorce, 498a, Annulment, NRI divorce, maintenance and child custody in all courts of Kolkata. Vidhikarya team handles divorce matters different districts of West Bengal as well.
FAQ
The reason or cause for divorce differs with personal laws, but some common grounds are adultery, cruelty, desertion, and reasonable discontent.
The time it takes for a divorce can depend on matters like the agreement to divorce, problematic areas that may be disputed, and the kind of backing situations with the courts.
Yes, you will have to go to court to file the divorce petition with the help of your lawyer. In India divorce is granted by court and no other authorities except for communities with their own personal law.
The child’s best interest is always the consideration. Some of the factors include age, the child’s relationship with the parents, ability to pay for their needs and if the child is of enough age to express a preference, their opinion is also considered.
Properties get divided on the basis of ownership. For properties with joint ownership the division remains the way it was during getting the property. Wherever there is mutual settlement then properties get divided as per mutual understanding and agreement.
The amount depends on such parameters as income, quality of living, and the period of marriage.
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7604047601 / 7604047602 / 9831397506 / 8100091175
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