Overview
If both spouses agree to the divorce and termination of the marriage, a joint application for a joint divorce is submitted to the family court. This joint statement also concerns the agreement between the partners regarding alimony and child custody.
Steps involved in Divorce by Mutual Consent
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- QUESTIONNAIRE
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DRAFTING OF JOINT PETITION AND APPROVAL
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- DISPATCH OF DOCUMENTS
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FILING DIVORCE PETITION
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Upon receipt of documents, the joint petition will be filed at the appropriate Family Court.
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- APPEARANCE OF PARTIES
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- RECONCILIATION PERIOD
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- APPEARANCE OF PARTIES IN COURT AFTER 6 MONTHS
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- GRANT OF DIVORCE
Required Documents
- Address proof of you and your partner (photocopy of any of the following documents will suffice: passport, voter id card, Aadhar card, driving license)
- Marriage certificate
- Photographs of the marriage ceremony
- Proof that both partners have been living separately since a period of one year (for e.g. – delivery receipts of products, utility bills – gas, water, electricity, etc.)
- Proof that all attempts to reconcile have failed. (for e.g. – invoice/ bill of a marriage counseling session, the copy of correspondences – email, letter, etc.)
- Income tax statements of both partners for the last 3 years.
- Proof of date of birth (photocopy of any of the following documents will suffice: passport, voter id card, Aadhar card, driving license, class 10 passing certificate)
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