Yes, a foreign mutual divorce decree is considered valid in India. India acknowledges foreign mutual divorce decrees that have been legally obtained and comply with the laws of the respective country. The decree must be both final and conclusive in the foreign jurisdiction. It’s important to understand that a mutual divorce decree is distinct from […]
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Yes, an NRI can file for mutual divorce in the country where they are currently residing. The ability to do so depends on the laws and regulations of the country in which the NRI is living. Different countries have varying residency requirements for filing for divorce. Some may require a specific period of residency before
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The mutual divorce terms and conditions are the agreements reached between the spouses regarding various aspects of their separation, such as Child Custody, maintenance, alimony, property division, and other relevant matters. These terms outline how the couple will manage their post-marital lives and responsibilities. The divorcing spouses themselves need to decide these terms and conditions
The first step is that one spouse fills out our Mutual Divorce Application 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
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Mutual Divorce Fees For Resident Indians: For NRIs: The fees as mentioned above is inclusive of everything and we represent both parties (husband and wife) in court, within this fees.
No, we maintain a fixed case fee for everyone and do not negotiate on it.
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No, you do not need to make future payments once you’ve initiated the process.
The fee is ₹15,000 higher for NRIs because they typically cannot travel to India for the court proceedings, which necessitates additional legal work. However, if an NRI client is able to travel to India for the required hearings, the additional fee will be waived.
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Yes, rescheduling any court hearing requires full payment of the applicable motion fee. The fees for rescheduled hearings are: Important Note: The second motion hearing must be scheduled within 18 months of the first motion hearing, as per court regulations.
For Resident Indians: For NRIs: For more details, refer our Cancellation and Refund Policy.
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