Start Your Mutual Divorce Process Online

The Mutual Divorce Application Form is your first step toward Mutual Divorce. One spouse fills out this form and pays the ₹1,000 fee. Once the form is submitted, we initiate a confidential email conversation with husband and wife within 12 hours. We first advise careful reconsideration. If both parties remain firm in their decision, we then guide them through discussing mutual settlement terms of divorce.

The Mutual Divorce process involves 7 clear steps:

1. Preparation of Mutual Divorce Papers
2. Finalization of terms and documents
3. Court filing and first motion
4. Cooling-off period/mediation
5. Second motion hearing
6. Final court appearance
7. Receiving your divorce decree

🔗 For full details, see our stepwise guide:
Step-by-Step Process of Mutual Divorce

No, the entire process of mutual divorce cannot be completed online. Both spouses are required to physically sign the Mutual Divorce Petition and appear before the Family Court for hearings.

However, in exceptional cases—such as if one or both spouses are residing abroad (NRIs) or have a valid reason preventing physical attendance—they may request the court to allow virtual hearings. The judge will assess the circumstances and decide whether online hearings can be granted. The final approval depends on the court’s discretion.

Yes, absolutely. If you or your spouse are a resident of, or were married in, any of these cities: Delhi, Noida, Mumbai, Chennai, Gurugram, or Bengaluru, you are eligible to fill out our form to begin the process.

For our clients residing abroad, we offer a dedicated NRI Mutual Divorce service. This is designed to handle the additional complexities of international logistics, such as document notarization, shipping, and coordinating with Indian courts. This process has a customized fee structure to cover these specific requirements.

Yes, your information is secure with us. We take your privacy seriously and have implemented security measures to protect the data you provide.