icon What consequences I will have to face if i divorce my wife

What consequences I will have to face if i divorce my wife who is unnecessarily torturing me and disturbing my professional life. I am a Muslim and we have 3 kids. I am working out of India. I have no

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2 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Triple Talaq is a procedure of instant divorce under Islamic Law followed by Muslim men in India. It allows a Muslim husband to legally divorce his wife by pronouncing 'Talaq, talaq, talaq' three times. Parties to such marriage can at any time step away from the matrimonial obligations by pronouncing a talaq as per their law. It can be pronounced in oral or written or by electronic media like email, SMS, or WhatsApp. The husband must pronounce talaq three times, either in person or ...ReadMore

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icon A hindu person married to muslim girl

A hindu person married to muslim girl after conversion in 2014 in arya samaj mandir and registered marriage under hindu marriage act in ghaziabad. Soon after girl left and never came back. Boy get the

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3 months ago


A. Dear Client,
The legal situation you've described involves a Hindu man marrying a Muslim woman after conversion, obtaining a divorce in 2021, and subsequently marrying another woman in 2020. Given the diverse personal laws governing marriage in India, the interplay of Hindu and Muslim personal laws can be complex. It's important to note that obtaining an annulment decree specifically for the 2020 marriage may not be the appropriate legal avenue.

In cases where individuals from different religio ...ReadMore

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icon Advice regarding Divorce

I am Ayushi jay, I got married in 2022 , now we have a lots of difference between us, I want to get separate from him, what should I do? How much time will it take to get divorce? How much money I s

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3 months ago


A. Dear Client,
All the divorce will be regulated according to the Divorce Act only. If you are considering separation or divorce, it's advisable to consult with a family law attorney to understand the legal processes and requirements in your jurisdiction. The time and cost involved in a divorce can vary based on factors such as mutual consent, the complexity of issues, and local regulations.

Typically, divorce procedures involve filing a petition, responding to the petition, and resolving issues ...ReadMore

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icon Required info for apply for compensation for filing false cases etc.

Dear Sir, I was married in Dec 2016. My wife filed false case on me and my family u/s 498a, DV act, dowry act etc. She and her family made false allegations on me and send me to jail two times. Now w

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3 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Of course you can file a counter case against your wife and her family for bringing a false allegation and accusation under D V Act claiming compensation for the injury/damage caused to you for said false allegation by filing suit before the same court where the case under PWDVA 2005 is under trial for defamation (Section 500 of IPC), criminal conspiracy (Section 120B IPC), false evidence (Section 191 IPC), or even criminal intimidation (Section 506 IPC). But, when you have decided ...ReadMore

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I got married to an NRI who deserted me 2 years ago. Can I get divorce saying he deserted me? How long will it take for me to get the divorce? I have been under so much of stress because of this for p

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3 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Dissertation is a valid ground for divorce under Hindu Marriage Act. Also, there are seperate guidelines mentioned under HMA for NRI divorce. Conditions for an NRI divorce are as follows:-
1. Both partners request an NRI divorce judgement in India.
2. During the divorce process, a couple files for divorce in India while living abroad.
3. One partner is an NRI while the other resides in India.
4. They are both NRIs.
5. One is a foreign national, while the other is an NRI.
Also, the p ...ReadMore

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icon Divorce

if i apply for divorce, i don't want any fund from my husband, though if my husband refuse to give divorce in that situation how many months it will take to get divorce

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3 months ago


A. Dear Madam,
There is no time frame for disposal of any case and if your husband did not appear then it may take twelve months to allow your divorce petition.

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icon Null and void marriage

For what all mental disorders a marriage can be declared null and void?

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3 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Mental disorders that may impact the validity of a marriage are often those severe enough to render a person legally incapacitated. However, the specific criteria and legal grounds can vary widely depending on the jurisdiction. It's crucial to consult with a family law attorney who can provide advice based on the laws applicable to your situation. Mental health issues alone may not always be sufficient grounds, and legal proceedings may require careful examination of the circumstanc ...ReadMore

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icon Divorce case for decree

After how many hearings does the court give divorce decree? How long it takes a divorce case for decree

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3 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Section 13B(1) read with Section 13B(2) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 envisages a waiting period of 1 year /12 months from the date of separation to move a first motion application seeking a decree of divorce by mutual consent (First Motion Application) and thereafter, wait for 6 months to move the second motion. The presence of both parties at the time of the first motion and the second motion is mandatory and there is no exception to that. This time span is provided to the coupl ...ReadMore

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icon Converting contested divorce petition to Annulment of marriage.

I was married to respondent on 16th July 2021, Since then the respondent is most of staying separatedue to job and was staying most off with in-laws in different cities. Our marriage was not consumma

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3 months ago


A. Dear Client,

Under Section 18 of the Indian Divorce Act, 1869, any husband or wife can move to the District Court or to the High Court by filing a petition that his or her marriage may be declared as null and void but a new proceeding for the same has to be initiated.

Section 19 of the act lays down the valid grounds for the annulment of marriage which are as follows:
(1) that the respondent was impotent at the time of the marriage and at the time of the institution of the suit;
(2) that the ...ReadMore

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icon Divorce related advice

My friend wants divorce, but his wife is demanding 40lakh in term of alimony, even she lived with him a single day, he wants contested divorce, so how much alimony amount he should pay.

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3 months ago


A. Dear client,
Under the Hindu Marriage Act, of 1955 the wife is entitled to get alimony on the following grounds:
1. If her husband leaves her without a good reason or with her permission.
2. If her husband is abusive to her.
3. Whether the spouse has a second wife.
4. If the husband has particularly severe leprosy.
5. If the spouse lives with a concubine.
6. If the husband underwent a religious conversion.
7. If the wife is living alone for another reason.

Regarding the amount of alimony, the c ...ReadMore

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