- As per the Hindu Marriage Act, A petition for a 'Mutual divorce' can be filed if you and your spouse are facing difficulties and have decided to part your ways legally.
- After filing the petition for Mutual divorce ,you both will have to given consent/statement for the divorce , and also that there shall not be not left in the matters related to contentions regarding alimony, custody of a child, maintenance, property, etc.
- If the court is satisfied after hearing the parties that the allegations in the petition are true and that there cannot be any possibility of reconciliation and cohabitation, it willl pass a decree of divorce declaring the marriage to be dissolved , and this Decree will be final and unchallengeable.
1. Yes, for a mutual divorce ,both the parties will have to withdraw all filed cases.
- Before, filing the petiton for mutual divorce , you should decide for the permanent custody of child or visitation right .
2. Yes, you can lodge your complaint with the police or higher official against that third person , who enticed your wife , for the offence of breaking a matrimonial life .
3.No, no parties can challenge the Decree , granted on the ground of Mutual divorce. You both will be alien for each other .