9. Is your consultation fee negotiable?
No, we charge a fix consultation fee for everyone.
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8. If I cancel the consultation and wish to reschedule it, will I need to pay full amount again?
Yes, for scheduling the consultation again, a fresh payment of ₹1,500 for Video Call Consultation and ₹2,500 for Physical Consultation will be levied.
7. Can this consultation fee be refunded under any circumstance?
If you have booked a consultation with us, you may cancel it up to 24 hours before the scheduled appointment time to receive a refund of ₹1,000 for Video Call Consultation and ₹2,000 for Physical Consultation.
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6. What do I do If I have some follow up questions after my consultation is over?
You can ask your follow up questions by calling us at +91 9310047950 between 10 am to 7 pm IST (Monday to Saturday); as this mode of consultation is free of cost.
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5. What is the time duration of the consultation?
We provide a consultation of about 20 minutes in which we answer all of your questions related to Mutual Divorce.
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4. In which cities you offer physical consultation?
We offer physical consultation in our offices situated at Delhi, Mumbai, Gurugram & Bengaluru.
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3. How do I book physical consultation?
After making the payment of ₹2,500, you need to email us at help@mutualdivorcelawyer.co.in or whatsapp us at +91 93100 47950. You need to provide us screenshot of the payment, your name and your city for scheduling the physical consultation.
2. How do I book video call consultation?
After making the payment of ₹1,500, you need to email us at help@mutualdivorcelawyer.co.in or whatsapp us at +91 93100 47950. You need to provide us screenshot of the payment, your name and your preferred date and time for scheduling the video call.
1. Is consultation necessary?
No, consultation is not mandatory. You can directly fill out the mutual divorce form to initiate the process.
Mutual Divorce Laws under Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act
Section 32B. Divorce by mutual consent. 32B. Divorce by mutual consent.—(1) Subject to the provisions of this Act, a suit for divorce may be filed by both the parties to a marriage together, whether such marriage was solemnized before or after the commencement of the Parsi Marriage and Divorce (Amendment) Act, 1988 (5 of 1988),
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