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Mutual Divorce

Mutual Consent Divorce is the basic way of coming out of the marriage and dissolving it legally.

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Getting the Divorce by Mutual Consent via power of attorney and video-conferencing

NRI and not able to visit India for court proceedings

If you’re an NRI and not able to visit India for court proceedings, then you can easily fight your legal case with the help of the general power of attorney format for NRI. But you’ll only assign power of attorney to your close family member.

Time provided to both the parties to rethink about decision

In NRI Divorce Legal Matters, 6 months will be provided to both parties to rethink their divorce decision. But this decision will take only if both parties agree with it. But if they don’t want to rethink it then the judgment will move to the third stage.

Maximum time period will be extended

This time period will be extended to 18 months by the courts. This decision will take to allocate his existence and consent between the particular period.

Online Filing and Digital Procedures…

NRI Divorce

Online Filing & Digital Procedures for NRI Legal Matters Legal Light Consulting equips NRIs with online filing options, video conferencing, Power of Attorney (POA), and digital documentation strategies to manage Indian court proceedings remotely, minimizing travel while complying with authentication requirements. Supreme Court E-Filing NRIs can fully e-file transfer petitions, divorce cases, or anticipatory bail…

Child Custody in International (NRI)…

NRI Divorce

Understanding Child Repatriation and the “Comity of Courts” in NRI Disputes In international child custody cases, a common point of contention is whether a child should be “repatriated” (returned) to a foreign country based on a foreign court order. At Legal Light Consulting (LLC), we help parents understand how Indian courts balance international legal principles…

Child Custody and Jurisdiction in…

NRI Divorce

Child Custody and Jurisdiction in India for NRI by the expert lawyer Child Custody & Jurisdiction in India : Writ Jurisdiction under Article 226 vs. Jurisdiction under the Guardians and Wards Act An Educational Article by Legal Light Consulting In child custody disputes, parents often struggle with a crucial question: “Which court should I approach,…

Family and Personal Laws for…

NRI Divorce

Family and Personal Laws — Child Custody & Jurisdiction Writ Jurisdiction vs. Guardians and Wards Act, 1890 Introduction Child custody disputes often raise questions about which court has the authority to intervene. Indian law provides two distinct routes: Writ jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, and Jurisdiction under Section 9 of the…

Writ Jurisdiction vs. Family Court…

NRI Divorce

Writ Jurisdiction vs. Family Court: Choosing the Right Path in Urgent Child Custody Cases An Educational Analysis by Legal Light Consulting Introduction: Two Legal Avenues, One Critical Goal When a child’s custody is disputed in India—especially in urgent or emergency situations—parents and guardians often face a critical first decision: which legal door to enter? Should…

Writ Jurisdiction under Article 226:…

NRI Divorce

Writ Jurisdiction under Article 226: Immediate Access for NRIs Indian courts have two distinct paths for child custody disputes: writ jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution (often via habeas corpus) and guardianship jurisdiction under Section 9 of the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890. Understanding this distinction is crucial for NRI and Indian parents seeking…