Mutual Divorce in Ghaziabad

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7-Step Process of Mutual Divorce in Ghaziabad Family Courts

A person filing FAM Legal Mutual Divorce Application Form from his mobile
Step 1: Apply for Divorce Online | Fee: ₹1,000

One spouse fills out our Mutual Divorce Online Form and pays the ₹1,000 fee. This initiates a confidential email to both parties asking them to confirm their decision to proceed. Both must reply with “Yes” to move forward. If both confirm, we guide them to discuss mutual settlement terms.

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Step 2: Settlement Terms | Documents

Both parties provide the finalized, mutually agreed-upon terms (child custody, maintenance, property division) and all necessary documents (address proof, marriage proof, etc.) via email.

FAM Legal provides an editable mutual divorce petition which the husband and wife can refer and complete later
Step 3: Draft Mutual Divorce Petition | Fee: ₹9,000

We finalize your joint mutual divorce petition and all supporting affidavits, ensuring all mutually agreed terms are accurately incorporated and the necessary documents are properly attached. For NRIs, a Special Power of Attorney (SPA) document also needs to be drafted.

A Family Judge recording statement of husband and wife for first motion
Step 4: First Motion Hearing in Court | Fee: ₹15,000 (₹25,000 for NRIs)

Once your Mutual Divorce Petition is finalized, the husband and wife will need to visit the Ghaziabad Family Court to sign the petition. After signing, we file your case in court and the first motion hearing will take place. At this hearing, we will present your case before the judge, who will record the initial statements and consent from both parties. The husband and wife must visit the court. For NRI clients, their SPA must be physically present in court.

Husband and wife deciding weather to go for final hearing of mutual divorce
Step 5: Counselling

After the first motion hearing, the case gets listed for a second motion hearing after six months. In between the two motions, a counsellor tries to patch up the differences between husband and wife. If the counselling fails, the case gets referred for Second Motion hearing.

Step 6: Second Motion Hearing in Court | Fee: ₹20,000 (₹25,000 for NRIs)

We represent you at the final hearing where both parties reaffirm their mutual consent for divorce before the judge. This concludes the court appearances, leading to the judge’s approval of the divorce decree. The husband and wife must visit the court. For NRI clients, their SPA must be physically present in court.

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Step 7: Divorce Decree from Court

Shortly after the second motion hearing, the Family Court issues two certified divorce decrees—one for the husband and one for the wife. We promptly mail these to both parties upon receipt from the court. Alternatively, the parties may collect the decrees directly from our office.

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Mutual Divorce Fees

For clients who can attend court proceedings in Ghaziabad, we charge a fee of ₹45,000, payable in 4 easy parts as follows:

1st Payment ₹1,000 only

Divorce Application

2nd Payment ₹9,000 only

Divorce Petition

3rd Payment ₹15,000 only

First Motion

Final Payment ₹20,000 only

Second Motion

NRI Mutual Divorce Fees

For clients who can not attend court proceedings in Ghaziabad, we charge a fee of ₹60,000, payable in 4 easy parts as follows:

1st Payment ₹1,000 only

Divorce Application

2nd Payment ₹9,000 only

Divorce Petition

3rd Payment ₹25,000 only

First Motion

Final Payment ₹25,000 only

Second Motion

Timeline for Mutual Divorce case in Ghaziabad Family Courts

The timeline for a mutual divorce case in Ghaziabad Family Court is generally 6 months. It's important to note that these timelines are subject to change based on individual circumstances and the specific details of each case.

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