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Advocate Kapil Dixit

Independent Advocate

4.0
5 reviews
19+ 
Years of practise
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Advocate Kapil Dixit has been providing legal advice and services since 2005 and is an independent lawyer, practicing in various fields of law including NCLT Matters, Corporate and Criminal Cases.

Advocate Kapil Dixit's Bar Council ID is: KAR/3838A/2005.

Address

45, 5th Cross, 8th Main, Vasanth Nagar, Bangalore, Karnataka, India - 560052
AVAILABILITY
MON
8 a.m. -  8 p.m.
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8 a.m. -  8 p.m.

Qualifications

Courts Practising
Karnataka High Court...
Courts Practising
Karnataka High Court...

Karnataka High Court

District Court, Ramanagara

5 Reviews

Prabha
Posted on 06 Feb, 2017
Good lawyer with good knowledge of her job alongwith good behaviour....
Victor
Posted on 10 Oct, 2017
The lawyer handle all our legal cases and give us regular updates on case status every week, Thanku for ur support.
Jessica
Posted on 14 Jul, 2017
Excellent service. Highly professional and gets the work done without any hassle.
Diwakar
Posted on 07 Feb, 2017
Extremely well organised and disciplined in the business. The lawyer is very professional and great to work with.
Yogesh
Posted on 04 Aug, 2017
Very helpful and professional in corporate law fild . Helped whenever it was required.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What can the other partner do when one partner withdraws from the divorce?

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1. What can the other partner do when one partner withdraws from the divorce?

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In case one partner withdraws from the divorce by mutual consent proceedings and the other partner is still willing to go ahead with the divorce, they will have to file a fresh application for a contested divorce. For more details on contested divorce, please click here.

2. Are there different laws of divorce for different religion in India?

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2. Are there different laws of divorce for different religion in India?

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Yes. Divorce proceedings are governed by personal laws as per the religion of the partners concerned.

3. What is the difference between annulment and divorce?

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3. What is the difference between annulment and divorce?

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Suit for Annulment of Marriage is filed in Court when the aggrieved partners wants to terminate a marriage which is void-ab-initio, i.e., it is not a valid marriage since inception. For example: A bigamous marriage is a void-ab-initio marriage. The aggrieved partner in a bigamous marriage can file a suit for annulment.

Divorce is obtained from the court when partners want to terminate legally valid marriage.

Divorce petition is filed in the Court when either partner wants to terminate a legally valid marriage.

4. What is difference between judicial separation and divorce?

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4. What is difference between judicial separation and divorce?

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Divorce is termination of marriage. However, judicial separation is temporary suspension of conjugal rights. You can file a suit for judicial separation at anytime after marriage. However, suit for divorce can be filed only after a year of the marriage. A suit for judicial separation is filed when there is a scope for reconciliation in marriage. When there is no scope for reconciliation between husband and wife, a suit for divorce is filed.

5. Is domestic violence a ground for divorce?

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5. Is domestic violence a ground for divorce?

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Yes, you can file a petition for divorce on the ground of violence being committed by your husband and his relatives against you.