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Divorce Law & Procedure

What is divorce under family law?

To know always consult with divorce lawyer in Patiala House Court: The Hindu Marriage Act defines divorce as a dissolution of the marriage. For the interest of society, the marriage or the marital relationship needs to be surrounded by every safeguard for the cause specified by law. Divorce is permitted only for a grave reason otherwise given other alternatives.

Grounds of Divorce in India

Adultery

Cruelty

Unsoundness of mind

Desertion

Conversion

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Divorce without Mutual Consent:
When one party to the divorce is not ready to seek divorce then the only option left to the parties is to fight for it in the Court. This is known as “Contested Divorce”

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Grounds for Divorce: Explanation

1. Adultery as a ground for divorce- Section 13(1)(i)
   Extramarital sex is known as “adultery”. Other than his/her spouse if a married person voluntarily indulges in sexual intercourse with a person of the opposite sex during the subsistence of his previous marriage then it is termed as adultery. These are sexual relations not allowed by marriage.
   2. Cruelty as a ground for divorce- Section 13(1)(ia)
   Cruelty includes both physical as well as mental cruelty. Before the Amendment Act, 1976, it was only a ground for judicial separation and not a ground for divorce. Earlier view on cruelty was that there should be actual physical harm and reasonable apprehension to establish cruelty but this view was changed. Now mental cruelty is also considered as a more serious injury. 
   Cruelty can be established from facts and circumstances of the case. It mainly includes the behaviour of one spouse towards the other which causes suspicion in the mind of the party who is filing for divorce that it is unsafe to live with him/her.
   3. Desertion as a ground for divorce- Section 13(1)(ib)
   When one spouse intentionally abandons another spouse without his/her consent or without any reasonable cause is called desertion. It is withdrawal from the matrimonial obligation.
   4. Conversion as a ground for divorce- Section 13(1)(ii)
   If a Hindu cease or ceases to be Hindu by converting himself into another religion than the other party who is still a Hindu is entitled with the right to seek divorce under this section. Also, if children are born to him/her after the conversion gets disqualified from inheriting the property of any of their Hindu relatives.
   5. Mental Disorder: Unsoundness of Mind- Section 13(1)(iii)
   Before 1976, unsoundness of mind for one year was a ground for judicial separation and if it continues till three years then it will be a ground for divorce. But after the 1976 Amendment, no period is prescribed and moreover, it includes all types of mental cases, sub-normality and abnormality.
   6. Presumption of death- Section- 13(1)(vii)
   If a person is not heard of being alive from his/her near or dear ones or his/her relatives for a period of seven years then he/she seemed to be legally dead. But in case he/she was married before, then their spouse can seek divorce on such a ground. In this case, no alternate decree of judicial separation is passed.

   Divorce with Mutual Consent:
   When both husband and wife amicably reach to a conclusion to end up their married life and part ways than it is called mutual divorce.

    Important Conditions before Filing a Mutual Divorce:
   Living Separately For At least 1 Year: Both the male & female partners must be living separately for at least 1 year.
   No Adjustment Is Possible: They have tried all the ways to live together.
   Approval of Both the Partners: The approval of both partners is important for the separation of partners.
   Necessary Issues Must Be solved among the Partners before filing the application:
   Custody of Child: If any
   Maintenance & Alimony Fees: If any decided
   Settlement of Assets & Property: If any 
   Documents for Mutual Divorce:
   1.   Address Proof – Both Husband & Wife(Current address proof)
   2.   Marriage Certificate / Marriage card
   3.   Marriage Photograph
   4.   Passport size photograph 2 each
   Procedure to File a Mutual Divorce:
   1.   Filing a Joint Application /petition
   2.   Appearance in the court
   3.   First motion
   4.   Second motion
   Final statement Decree is awarded

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