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Dear client,
This is contrary to the law. Please lodge a complaint stating that the husband is coercing you to take back the case.

Dear Client,

Section 13B of The Hindu Marriage Act,1955 provides the provision for Divorce by Mutual Consent of both parties. It explains that if the parties are living separately continuously for a period of one year and parties are not able to live together and have agreed to separate mutually then they can seek divorce by mutual consent to resolve issues between them peacefully. Section 13B provides the following grounds on which a petition for dissolution of marriage can be presented in cou

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When alimony is paid periodically: When the alimony is paid periodically/monthly, it is set at 25% of the total monthly salary of the husband. The Supreme Court of India, in one of its judgments, stated this 25% is the benchmark amount and is also just and proper. However, it is important to remember that there are no set rules for alimony as each case has different situations and facts.
When alimony is paid in a lump-sum amount: According to the divorce alimony rules, no set benchmark s

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CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE
ORDER 5 RULE 17: Procedure when defendant refuses to accept service, or cannot be found— Where the defendant or his agent or such other person as aforesaid refuses to sign the acknowledgement, or where the serving officer, after using all due and reasonable diligence, cannot find the defendant, [127][who is absent from his residence at the time when service is sought to be effected on him at his residence and there is no likelihood of his being found at the resid

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It is advisable to you to reach out to an advocate who deals in divorce cases, you will get to know about all your queries from him.

Dear Client,
Divorce Is followed by the maintenance money for the wife and if there are children involved. It is based on the income that you earn. The court will decide on the matter and you can file a petition.

Dear Sir,
You may take dependency certificate from the concerned revenue officer etc that you have to maintain your parents, grandparents any handicapped children in your family etc. further you may take promissory notes from others stating that you are liable to them a big amount and you are discharging the same in monthly installments of Rs.25,000/- to Rs.75,000/-.

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You can file for restitution of conjugal rights under The Hindu Marriage Act, 1956 seeking that you don't want divorce and you are willing to reconcil with your wife.

Dear Client,

90-days period for the appeal is given to both the parties from the day of decree of divorce and if there is no appeal made during this period then either of the parties become eligible to remarry after the given appeal period gets over.

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Dear Client,

It doesn’t matter if your marriage is registered or not. You’re legally married now and you have to go to the family court and get your marriage cancelled.