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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.

Navigating Custody, Care, and Jurisdiction…

NRI Divorce

Beyond Borders & Adulthood: Navigating Custody, Care, and Jurisdiction for Special Needs Adults The recent Supreme Court case concerning the guardianship of Aadith Ramadorai presents a profound legal, ethical, and human narrative that transcends conventional custody disputes. This matter, which reached India’s highest court as Sharmila Velamur vs. V. Sanjay & Others, is not merely about…

Habeas Corpus in Child Custody…

NRI Divorce

Habeas Corpus in Child Custody Disputes: When It Applies and the Paramount Role of Child Welfare Child custody battles can become intense when one party believes the child is being wrongfully detained. In such situations, the ancient writ of habeas corpus—literally meaning “produce the body”—offers a powerful constitutional remedy under Article 226 of the Indian…

Visitation Rights and Parental Contact…

NRI Divorce

Visitation Rights and Parental Contact: The Court’s Approach to Healthy Child Development In child custody disputes, the primary focus often centers on who will have physical custody. However, recent judicial rulings emphasize a crucial, sometimes overlooked aspect: the child’s fundamental right to maintain a healthy relationship with both parents. This article explores how Indian courts approach…

The Complete Guide to NRI…

NRI Divorce

The Complete Guide to NRI Divorce in India For Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), matrimonial disputes in India are rarely straightforward. Distance, jurisdictional conflicts, parallel proceedings, service of summons abroad, and the ever-present risk of criminal complaints under Section 498A or the Domestic Violence Act create legal and emotional complexities far beyond a typical divorce. At Legal…

Navigating Child Custody Jurisdiction for…

NRI Divorce

Navigating Child Custody Jurisdiction: The “Ordinary Residence” Test In the complex landscape of NRI family disputes, determining which court has jurisdiction over child custody matters becomes a critical first battle. The concept of “ordinary residence” often serves as the cornerstone of jurisdictional decisions under Indian law. This article examines the legal test established by Indian…

Habeas Corpus and Child Custody:…

NRI Divorce

Habeas Corpus and Child Custody: Protecting the “Parens Patriae” Rights of the Minor In matrimonial and guardianship disputes, the Writ of Habeas Corpus is often misunderstood as a purely criminal remedy. However, under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, it serves as a powerful “extraordinary remedy” for the restoration of child custody when a…