My divorce case, filed under Section 13(1), has been dragging on for almost two years. My husband seems to be stalling just to keep me tied down. The custody case is adding to the stress. I’m exhausted and desperate to move on with my life. How can I get this divorce finalized quickly?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My divorce case, filed under Section 13(1), has been dragging on for almost two years. My husband seems to be stalling just to keep me tied down. The custody case is adding to the stress. I’m exhausted and desperate to move on with my life. How can I get this divorce finalized quickly?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Indian law allows you to seek expedited divorce proceedings under Section 13(1)(ia) of the Hindu Marriage Act if your husband is deliberately delaying the process. You can also file for interim custody orders to address your immediate needs. Consider consulting a lawyer to explore these options and expedite your case.

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