Not necessary to attend for each adjournment. She can give power of attorney to her father also. Infact she can also file transfer petition seeking transfer of the case to the court nearer to her place.

When you are going for mutual consent divorce, where is the question of sending summons and missing summon dates. Your query is not so clear.

If it is mutual consent divorce, she needs to visit on the date of filing the petition and the date for consideration after six months. I don't think there would be any more adjournments.

1. Your relative can give POA to someone, preferably a relative, to represent her in court proceedings. 

2. However in mutual consent divorce, it's only two or three times she may have to physically present.

3.  Mutual Consent Divorce generally takes six months and this six months' cooling period may also be waived off in certain cases.

You should file a transfer application in the high court stating therein that as you suffer from a medical condition, it would be appropriate that the case may be transferred to the district where she is living. The husband may come there and contest the case.

In a MCD the parties have to visit the court only 2 times.

If you relative has came to know the court name and number than kindly submit application for Mutual Consent Divorce process is going on before the next hearing date and provide email id and mobile number as well for any further updates from court.

Its depends upon both the party how fast Mutual Divorce Consent terms and conditions are accepted by the both parties.

Her personal presence is not necessary on each date 

it is sufficient if she is represented by lawyer 

for mutual consent divorce personal presence would be required at time of counselling , first motion and second motion only 

If you are going for mutual consent divorce, you will have to appear only twice in the Court, on the date of filing divorce and on the date of  final hearing on which  the Court ascertain from both of you your readiness to go for divorce. Then a decree for divorce will be granted by Court in your absence. You can collect copy of divorce on any day subsequent  to order of divorce.

Except on the dates of evidence of the concerned party there is no mandate for physical appearance of the party. 

No need to appear in every hearing you can appoint advocate for the same. 

Dear Ma'am/Sir

1) Both the parties will have to appear before the family court after the filing of the petition.

with their respective counsels/lawyers.

2) The court will critically observe the petition along with all the documents presented in the court and statements will be recorded on oath.

3) Once the statements are recorded, an order on the first motion is passed by the court.

4) After this, a six months period is given to both the parties to a divorce, before they can file the second motion.

5) on the filing of second motion final divorce decree is granted. the second motion is filed anywhere between 6-18 months. Thus a mutual consent divorce may take 6-18 months time.

6) If the parties have decided the terms with regard to finance, maintenance etc amicably the 6 month period can be waived off on making application to court.

7) the presence of wife is important to get the statements on oath taken, but a person can also make a power of attorney in a family members name to go to the hearing on their behalf.

Thank you

In the family court, the parties to the litigation have to be present before court on each and every date of hearing.

If she is not able to travel due to her health condition, she can give POA deed to any close relative to represent her during her absence owing to her health conditions, by attaching relevant medical certificates. 

1. The Applicant and the Opposite Party in a  Civil Suit including Divorce suit need not be present at the Court on the dates of the hearings. 

2. He/She shall have to be present on the dates fixed for reconciliation (in case of Divorce Suit)  and/or on dates fixed for submission/examination of evidence.

3. Mutual Consent Divorce is disposed of within 6 & 1/2 months from the date of its filing, if both the parties appear on the date of the hearing after the cooling of period.