Mutual consent divorce — the smooth way
When both spouses agree, mutual consent divorce is the quickest and least painful route. The key is a clear settlement on alimony, custody and property before filing. A family lawyer drafts the settlement and handles both court motions.
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How we get it solved
- 1Agree on terms: alimony, custody, belongings and expenses
- 2Draft the settlement agreement and joint petition
- 3File the first motion in the family court
- 4Second motion after the cooling-off period (or its waiver), then the decree
Documents that help
- Marriage certificate or wedding photos
- Address and ID proofs
- Proof of living separately (if available)
- Income details and agreed settlement terms
Don't have everything? Start anyway — your coordinator will tell you exactly what's needed.
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FAQ
Mutual consent divorce — the smooth way: common questions
Do we need to live separately for a year first?+
Under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act, spouses must have lived separately for at least one year before filing.
Can the six-month waiting period be waived?+
Yes, courts can waive it in suitable cases, following the Supreme Court's guidelines.
Is it free to submit my problem on LawPaw?+
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What will I have to pay?+
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