Mutual Divorce Application Form
- If a husband and wife have made the final decision to end their marriage, either of them can complete the Mutual Divorce Online Form below.
- To successfully submit the form, a valid WhatsApp account is needed.
- If you do not have a WhatsApp account, then you can email to help@mutualdivorcelawyer.co.in to request for an email form.
- After submitting the form, an email from help@mutualdivorcelawyer.co.in will be sent to husband and wife within 24 hours.
This email will provide them with detailed information about the mutual divorce process and the necessary steps they need to follow.
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Mutual Divorce Application Form FAQ
The Mutual Divorce Application Form is a convenient and user-friendly online tool we’ve designed to streamline the process of initiating a mutual divorce case in Delhi, Noida, Mumbai, Gurugram, and Bengaluru. It’s a simplified way for you to provide us with the necessary information to get your mutual divorce process started.
If you do not have a WhatsApp account, then you can email to help@mutualdivorcelawyer.co.in to request for an email form.
No, only one spouse (either the husband or wife) needs to fill out the Mutual Divorce Application Form. But it’s essential to talk to your spouse and make sure they agree to the mutual divorce before filling the form. If you fill the form without their agreement, it won’t be valid.
Within 24 hours after filling completing the Mutual Divorce Application form (Email form or WhatsApp form), we will send an email to both the husband and wife, outlining the next steps they need to take. Additionally, we will provide them with a stepwise process tailored to their specific case, along with our contact details.
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.
No, there is no fee required to use the Mutual Divorce Application Form.
In general, a one-year separation is mandatory to file for mutual divorce. However, in exceptional cases with significant marital issues, you can file a mutual divorce case along with an application seeking court approval for divorce before completing one year. If the court accepts your application, the mutual divorce case can be filed sooner.
It’s crucial to understand that ‘living separately’ means not acting as husband and wife. The physical location isn’t decisive; they may reside together due to circumstances but not fulfill marital duties. The key requirement is a lack of desire to perform marital duties and a one-year separation before filing the petition.
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