I’m Nitin, and I got married in May 2007. We have two children. My in-laws initially said my wife had a bachelor’s degree, but later I discovered she hadn’t even finished high school. Family pressure stopped me from getting a divorce then, but things are really difficult now. I want to end the marriage, but she won’t agree to a mutual separation. What are my options? How do I file for divorce, and what are the implications of a contested divorce?
Best Answer
In India, you can file for divorce under various grounds, including concealment of material facts like education qualifications. Since your wife refuses a mutual separation, you’ll need to file for a contested divorce. This will involve court proceedings, evidence presentation, and potential financial implications like alimony and child custody. It’s advisable to consult a lawyer to understand your specific legal options and navigate the process effectively.
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