Comprehensive procedure for mutual consent divorce (Sec 13B), contested divorce, and interim maintenance under Indian law.
Divorce in India can be obtained either through Mutual Consent under Section 13B of Hindu Marriage Act (requiring two motions separated by statutory cooling period) or on Contested Grounds such as cruelty, desertion, or adultery.
Family Court having jurisdiction over the place where marriage was solemnized or where the couple last resided together.
Hindu Marriage Act 1955 (Section 13, 13B, 24, 25), Family Courts Act 1984, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023 (Section 144).
Marriage Certificate, Photographs of Solemnization, Income Tax Returns, Assets & Liabilities Affidavit (Rajnesh v. Neha guidelines).
Divorce petition generally cannot be filed within the first year of marriage except under exceptional hardship orders.
Rajnesh v. Neha (2020) SC Mandate on Comprehensive Income Affidavits for Maintenance.
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