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Explaining Divorce
Divorce in India is anything but straightforward. Here, we explain the basics of filing for divorce and tell you about legal fees, alimony, childcustody and division of assets
Divorce is among the most traumatic ordeals a person can experience. Not only is it emotionally draining, it is also legally complex and cumbersome, especially in India, with its unique mix of diversity – religious and social – and conservativeness.
A standard divorce takes about a year, but particularly intractable cases can go on for several years. ‘The process of filing a petition for divorce and the procedure to adjudicate it is like any other court case. Strictly speaking, you don’t need a lawyer to file a divorce petition or appear in court on your behalf,’ says Delhi-based lawyer Aly Mirza. However, he adds that it helps to hire a lawyer who is conversant with the current laws and procedures.TO READ FURTHER... Please Login, Register or Subscribe Featured Articles
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