Best Mutual Divorce Lawyer in Delhi

Are you searching for expert legal assistance for mutual divorce proceedings in Delhi, for divorce under Hindu Marriage Act or the Indian Divorce Act? 

Lal & Jain Advocates are your trusted partners, offering exceptional legal support and compassionate guidance to navigate through this challenging period with grace and efficiency.

Here's a comprehensive overview of the procedure for mutual divorce under both the Hindu Marriage Act and the Indian Divorce Act:

Consultation: 

Schedule a consultation with Lal & Jain Advocates to discuss your circumstances and explore the options available to you under both the Hindu Marriage Act and the Indian Divorce Act. During this session, our adept legal team will evaluate your case and provide tailored advice to suit your unique needs.

Drafting of Petition:

 Once you've decided to pursue mutual divorce, our skilled lawyers will assist you in drafting the mutual divorce petition. This document will detail the terms and conditions agreed upon by both parties, encompassing matters such as alimony, child custody, and the division of assets.

Filing of Petition: 

After the mutual divorce petition is meticulously prepared, Lal & Jain Advocates will file it with the relevant family court in Delhi on your behalf. We will meticulously handle all necessary paperwork, ensuring seamless progression of your case through the legal system.

First Motion:

As per both Acts, mutual divorce proceedings comprise two motions. The first motion involves filing the mutual consent petition alongside a joint statement confirming the consent of both parties to the divorce. 

Cooling-off Period:

Following the filing of the first motion, a mandatory cooling-off period of six months is observed. This period allows both parties to reconsider their decision and explore the possibility of reconciliation.

Waiver of Cooling-off Period:

In cases of irretrievable breakdown of marriage, it is possible to waive the six-month cooling-off period. Lal & Jain Advocates will assist you in presenting application to the court to demonstrate the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage, thereby seeking a waiver of the cooling-off period.

Second Motion: 

After the completion of the cooling-off period or upon the successful waiver of the period, the second motion is filed, petitioning the court to grant the divorce decree. Our lawyers will represent you during this hearing, diligently working to secure the final divorce decree swiftly and effectively.

At Lal & Jain Advocates, client satisfaction is paramount, and we are committed to delivering the highest caliber of legal services with empathy and professionalism. Our dedicated team will guide you through every step of the mutual divorce process under both the Hindu Marriage Act and the Indian Divorce Act, ensuring your rights are protected and your interests are represented comprehensively.

If you're seeking unparalleled legal representation for mutual divorce proceedings in Delhi, compliant with both Acts, contact Lal & Jain Advocates today. Let our lawyers support you in navigating this challenging time with dignity and expertise.