A mutual divorce is when both spouses agree to end their marriage peacefully. It’s the fastest and least stressful way to get a divorce in India. Under laws like the Hindu Marriage Act (Section 13B), Special Marriage Act (Section 28), Indian Divorce Act (Section 10A), and Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act (Section 32B), couples must live separately for at least one year and agree on issues like alimony, child custody, and property division. The process typically takes 6 to 18 months and involves filing a joint petition, attending court hearings, and finalizing the divorce decree.
A mutual divorce is when both spouses agree to end their marriage peacefully. It’s the fastest and least stressful way to get a divorce in India. Under laws like the Hindu Marriage Act (Section 13B), Special Marriage Act (Section 28), Indian Divorce Act (Section 10A), and Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act (Section 32B), couples must live separately for at least one year and agree on issues like alimony, child custody, and property division. The process typically takes 6 to 18 months and involves filing a joint petition, attending court hearings, and finalizing the divorce decree.
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