1) you can file for divorce in Singapore but it should be on grounds recognised under Hindu marriage act

2) further your wife should participate in divorce proceedings . If she does not participates and does not give her consent she can later challenge divorce decree in India

3) it is better you file for divorce in India on grounds of mental cruelty

4) she can file complaint under domestic violence act and seek alternative accommodation or right to stay in matrimonial home and maintenance

5) she has no right in property standing in your parents name . Your father can obtain court orders for her eviction

6) contested divorce proceedings take over 5 years to be disposed of

Hi, you have to file a divorce petition in Bangalore only though you have a options to filling a divorce petition in abroad but your wife is staying in Bangalore and your wife will not able to attend the court in abroad and expaty divorce will not consider by India court.

2.It is advisable to file a divorce petition in Bangalore.

1. You can file divorce suit in abroad also if the local law so allows.

2. In India I must tell you there is no faster way to get divorce unless you file mutual divorce case.

3. In India contested divorce suit takes not less than 5-6 years.

4. You can give POA to your family member to initially file the case in india on your behalf.

5. You can file the case where- you last resided or where marriage was performed or where she is now residing.

Hello,

1) As you had been visiting her during vacation and staying with her in the matrimonial home and as she hasn't gone away to her home it won't be counted as two years separation.

2) As you married as per Hindu religious rites you can not file for divorce abroad under a provision not available under Indian laws. Besides this the petition should be filed where you last resided together, where marriage took place or where the wife is currently residing.

3)A divorce by mutual consent would have been the quickest way to obtain divorce. As that seems not working, the only way left is to send her a legal notice asking her to come forward for discussions of a mutually consented divorce. Of the response is not positive you can file for divorce unilaterally on grounds of mental cruelty. A contested divorce can take anywhere between 3 to 5 years to be decreed. She would certainly take recourse to criminal cases including Domestic Violence, dowry harassment etc. Against you and family.

4) If you wish to salvage the marriage give it a last chance before you resort to legal remedies.

1. Are you a citizen of India?

2. If the answer to the above question is yes you should file for divorce in India and not the country wherein you are residing. The judgment of divorce passed by the foreign court can be challenged in an Indian court by your wife which can quash it.

3. The legal recourse which you may adopt is to file for divorce on the ground of cruelty as your wife has not performed her marital duties. Marital cruelty and not Separation is a ground for divorce in India.

4. It is true that the conclusion of divorce proceedings in India would take more time than in your part of the world. However, the judgment of the Indian court will not be open to challenge in your country whereas vice versa is not true.

divorce granted by foreign court is changeable if she is not able to fight the case there, so this decree was useless.

file a divorce case in India and try to settle the matter amicably with the help of the marriage counselor.

1. Best way to take divorce within the minimum period is Mutual consent divorce and for MCD both husband & wife have to agree. Convince your wife that the marriage is not working and both can start afresh in life after the decree of divorce and can decide whether to marry again or not.

2. If the divorce is obtained in a foreign country by filing for divorce abroad, it can be enforced in India if the divorce decree obtained in a foreign court on the basis of any one of the grounds for divorce prescribed under Hindu Marriage Act is satisfied. If the divorce is obtained in a foreign country on the basis of ground for divorce not prescribed under HMA, then the same is not acceptable in India.

1. The decree of divorce availed by you abroad will not be acceptable by India Courts unless the same has been filed on grounds acceptble by indian courts,

2. Decree rceived abroad on uncontested application filed will not be acceptable in India,

3. You can file divorce case in India even when she is staying with you. There is no bar for filing divorce cae against wife staying under thebsame roof,

4. In case of MCD, both of you need to stay seperately for at least one year before filing the mutual consent divorce application.