Both Petitioners have to file affidavit that there is no reconciliation possible and that marriage had broken down
family court would pronounce judgment dissolving marriage on next date
ADR mutual consent divorce
My divorce is at final stages first motion done second motion appearance done and mediation attended and all went fine by both parties Now case status says ADR hope its the final appearance For the final appearance before the decree what are the process and formalities? before divorce decree is issued
Asked 4 years ago in Family Law
Religion: Hindu
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Sir when would be the next date of pronouncing judgement So we dont need to attend the court again?
Asked 4 years ago
Both petitioners should attend court at time of pronouncing judgment
- If the statement of both the parties recorded in the second motion , then the matter is fixed for passing the judgment .
- Further, as the status says ADR i.e. to settle the dispute out of court , it means the statement has not been recorded due to some disputes ,and hence the next date is not for final decree of mutual divorce .
In the final hearing, both the parties to the divorce case have to let in their evidence in the form of affidavit sworn before by stepping into the witness box.
The court may pass the orders after this process is completed.
After the process of letting in evidence by both the parties, the court will fix a date to pass the orders/judgment.
No doubt the parties need not appear again before court, they can clarify and confirm the orders through ecourts website itself.
It's mediation if failed then you need to attend the court again
The parties appear on the date of the second motion and the judge asks some formal questions so as to be sure that the parties are willing to be divorced.
Then the order is passed.
You have to attend the proceedings on th3 date of the second motion. The order will be passed on that day.
Dear client,
The court will decide on the date of pronouncing judgement. After the decree is given, you do not need to go to court again.
Thank you.
