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    J Prateek Kundu asked a question

    What should I do when my wife doesn’t sign divorce papers?

    Category : Divorce

    views: 1474followers: 2 answers: 5

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    1. 6 yrs ago

      Advocate Pranesh
      Administrative & Public Law

      If she is not ready, you can file divorce case on the basis of certain grounds and fight for divorce 

    2. 6 yrs ago

      Advocate Pardeep kumar
      Alternative Dispute Resolution

      you cannot compel her to sign on divorce case but you can file the contested divorce case under section 13 of Hindu Marriage Act

    3. 6 yrs ago

      Advocate SHIGHRA KUMAR
      Competition Law

      If you are adamant for a Divorce and have decided to part ways with your partner. You must be ready to bear the consequences of Alimony. There are ways in which the alimony can be minimised. Filing a divorce petition from your end will be a heavy burden on your purse. For, further queries you may contact me.

    4. 6 yrs ago

      Advocate EKTA
      Civil Law

      you can file a contest divorce petition before the family court as per the laws you got married in like hindu marriage act, special marriage act etc. whichever you fall in. 

    5. 6 yrs ago

      Advocate Shreya Bansal
      Criminal Law

      Under Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 a petition for divorce can be filed by either husband or wife on the grounds specified under the section. There is no need to have mutual consent for divorce. 

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