1. Were you forced to marry? If yes, who forced you? What is the nature off force exerted on you?

2. Mutual consent divorce can be filed only if your wife also agrees to end the marriage as it requires the signatures of both the spouses.

3. If she refuses to file for mutual divorce then you may file for annulment of marriage.

4. The cooling off period cannot be waived except on a joint motion.

5. She cannot prosecute you for dowry if you have not stayed with her. However, if she does succeed in filing the criminal charges against you then the court will grant you sufficient opportunity to contest and rebut her cases.

6. E-mails can be considered by the court.

Hi

1. You can fie for mutual consent divorce , with your wife a joint petition can be filed.

2. The 6 months time is a mandatory cooling period, court consider it only on special circumstances the wive off of this 6 months.if there is already an existing divorce filed y either party , then that can be converted into mutual consent, there you will get a the 6 months period waived off.

3. The emails are proofs but in mutual consent divorce you do not need them. Use it if she refuse for mutual consent divorce . Then your option is to move ahead with an independent petition for divorce on cruelty grounds.

have you spoken to her is she willing to sign on mutual consent divorce?

1) if your wife is agreeable you can file for divorce by mutual consent .

2) you can file for divorce either where marriage has been solemnised or where you stayed after marriage or where wife is currently residing

3) six months cooling period wont be waived of

4) wife can file complaint under section 498A for dowry harassment . you have to obtain bail and contest it on merits

5) emails are admissible in evidence

Hello,

1) You can certainly file for Divorce by mutual consent if you and your wife have been living apart for an year and had no marital relationship.

The consent of both the parties as suggestive of required.

2) Unfortunately in a divorce by mutual consent you cannot get the 6 month's cooling off period cannot be waived off.

3) Even if you are not staying with your wife she can file a case under dowry harassment and domestic violence. Therefore getting consent of wife is the most important fact if you want to file for divorce by mutual consent.

MCD can be filed by both the parties only if they agreed to divorce u/s 13 B of Hindu Marriage Act-1955

six months cooling period can be waived off.

she may be file

If you state you have evidence to proof that you are not staying with her then even she files false case against you, you can easily defend yourself.

Yes, you can file Mutual consent divorce, however she will also have to agree to sign the same. Please note that Mutual Consent divorce is a joint petition which is required to be signed by both the parties.

No, cooling period of 6 months cannot be waived off.

1. You two can file a mutual consent divorce petition only if both of you agree to have the ecree of divorce and not because you are not staying with her. You have married her and she is your wife. Your statemet, if made before any court on any occasion, that the marriage was solemnised against your wish, then it will go against you since your this marriage with has ruined the life of your wife without any of her fault,

2. You have no ground to file a petition seeking a decree of divorce,

3. On the contrary she has lots of avenues to take you to court including filing 498A complaint, DV case praying maintenance and seperate accomodation etc.,

4. She can also file a divorce suit against you claiming substantial amount as alimony.

Hi, if she agree for divorce then go for divorce by mutual consent and if she files a petition under domestic violence then burden of proof lies on her to prove the same so has to prove the same before the court and it is difficult to prove the cruelty also.