Advocate Ramgopal Patel

25/01/2022

Happy Republic Day 🇮🇳

19/06/2021

"Lawyers know life practically. A bookish man should always have them to converse with."

Since justice has no real face, it has to be achieved through excellence and advocacy is the medium.

01/10/2020

Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony ~ Mahatma Gandhi

29/09/2020

Hey Friends!
Legal Consultation Session From 30/9/20 to 6/10/20
Interested may walk-in @ Chamber No. -1, Civil Court, Mathura
or call on +91-8433106911

Regards.

10/08/2020

Divorce by mutual consent is the simplest way to legally dissolve a marriage. Mutual consent is where both spouses agree to peacefully part from one another. It is mandatory in a divorce that both parties agree to the marriage dissolution. If one spouse doesn’t agree to it, then the court cannot grant a divorce to the couple.

While applying for a mutual consent divorce, both the parties must decide mutually on the alimony, children's custody status, etc. According to law, there is no specific limit related to maintenance. It depends on the financial status of both husband and wife and other aspects.

When can a married couple file for mutual divorce?
1. Husband and wife intending to dissolve the marriage legally are expected to wait for a minimum of one year from the date of marriage.
2. They have no pending litigation against each other.
3. They have cleared all the property,maintenance and custody of child issues out of the court,
4. They have exchanged the gifts and jewelry received in marriage.
5. Both the parties should freely consent for the divorce by mutual consent,
6. They have to prove that they are not living together for a period of one year or more before the filing of the petition for divorce.
7. They should also show that during this period of separation both of them have not been able to live together as husband and wife.

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