1. No for divorce you have to wait till the month of June,2016. The suit fr divorce preferably mutual divorce suit can be filed in Bangalore or in your hometown.

2. If both you and your husband agree for mutual divorce then it takes mere 6 months only. If mutual divorce does not happen then you can file contested divorce suit which takes years of time. Mahila Commission has nothing to do with grant of divorce.

3. Amount of money in divorce settlement depdns on mutual agreement of the parties and there is no law governing this.

1)you can file for divorce on expiry of 1 year of marriage

2) only in exceptional circumstances can you file for divorce before expiry of 1 year

3) divorce can be filed wherein marriage was solemnised ie your home town or where you resided together after marriage ie bangalore

4) you should ask your husband to return Rs 5 lakhs cash given as dowry

5)you can seek maintenance from your husband as you are not working

6) you have not mentioned what is your husband income

7) we can only guide you as to money that can be claimed by you if we know your husband income

.1. Filing of divorce before a year from the date of marriage except if there is a case of exceptional depravity. It is better to wait for a year. The divorce petition can be filed by you where you reside.

2. Mahila Commission has no jurisdiction to intervene in judicial proceedings, so dont waste your time writing to it.

3. If there is an agreement between spouses then both of you may file for mutual divorce in which you can agree on any sum of money as alimony whereas in case of a contested divorce you can file a petition to claim maintenance for yourself,

Hello,

1) Under circumstances you need to wait the completion of one year to file for divorce. You can file it either in Bangalore where you both resided after marriage as husband and wife or at your hometown where the marriage was held.

2) Mahila Commission is only a conciliatory body and does not have any judicial powers. You need to approach the court after completion of one year.

3) As you are not earning you can seek maintenance/alimony as a one time settlement. There is no regulation about the amount of alimony or monetary settlement. You need to arrive at a consent by discussion.

4)As he is seeking a divorce as well you can file for divorce by mutual consent after the expiry of one year of your marriage. You will be divorced by the decree from the court in 6 months.

Yes. You can file for divorce now. You can file for divorce either at bangalore or at your home town.

You can ask for maintenance (upto 50% of his salary, upto50% of his properties(both self earned and ancestral) and also ask for return of all the monies/ jewellery you have given at the time of your marriage.

You can also file a case against him and your inlaws under 498 A.

You can also file a case against him and your inlaws under Domestic violence act.

1)Can I get divorce before completing 1 year of marriage?Should I file petition in Bangalore or my hometown?

You cannot file divorce petition within one year of the date of marriage, it will not be maintainable. However since you have stated that that you have had no physical relationship with him owing to his impotency issues, you can file a petition for annulment of marriage on the grounds of impotency and non-consummation of marriage owing to impotency. This petition should be filed within one year from the date of knowledge.

2)Should I report to Mahila Commission if divorce will take time as i want mental peace sooner?

Not necessary, Mahila commission has nothing to do with the divorce case.

3)How much money can I ask for settlement amount while filing the divorce as we belong to lower middle class family?

You have assess their economic background, his salary or any other income and can place a demand for a big amount as one time settlement or can even ask for monthly maintenance.