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How can I get mutual divorce? what are the process to file petition?

I have been married for past 14 years. I am staying alone for 2.5 years. What can be done in this situation please suggest?
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Divorce
Posted on 25-Sep-18
Advocate Ramesh
Answered on 26-Sep-18
Who are you ? Male or Female ? Where do you live and what is the reason for living seperately since 2.5 years. Call me on 9437035453, for a free consultation between 7 pm to 8 pm)
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Advocate Anuj
Answered on 08-Oct-18
A petition for divorce will be required to be filed under Hindu Marriage Act (i'm presuming the information seeker is a hindu) before a family court. If the divorce is mutual, a preliminary order will be passed granting the parties 6 months time to come back again for second motion when the divorce will be confirmed. This months time has been done away with in cases where the period of separation is fairly long and there is no possibility of the couple getting back together.
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Advocate Nirmal
Answered on 13-Oct-18
Mutual Divorce is when both you and Your Husband agrees to it. If both of you are willing do get separated mutually, you can consult a lawyer and can file a petition with the court for the same.
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Advocate Mohd.
Answered on 18-Dec-18
Sir, if the both parties agreed then you file mutual consent divorce petition.
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Advocate Ratnesh
Answered on 22-Dec-18
to get a mutual divorce you need to file a divorce petion signed by both the partied before the family court..
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