My husband has permanent residency in Australia and we got divorced there three years ago. I’ve been living in India with our daughter for the past three years. He’s been asking me to transfer the property my father gifted me, but I refused. After I wouldn’t sign the documents, he sent me divorce papers and finalized the divorce in Australia. I tried everything to talk to him, but nothing worked. I’m tired of this situation and want to move on with my life. I’m planning to get a divorce in India and raise my daughter alone. He’s not willing to come to Hyderabad for fear of legal action, but I don’t want to go through court. What are my options for getting a divorce without any legal complications?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My husband has permanent residency in Australia and we got divorced there three years ago. I’ve been living in India with our daughter for the past three years. He’s been asking me to transfer the property my father gifted me, but I refused. After I wouldn’t sign the documents, he sent me divorce papers and finalized the divorce in Australia. I tried everything to talk to him, but nothing worked. I’m tired of this situation and want to move on with my life. I’m planning to get a divorce in India and raise my daughter alone. He’s not willing to come to Hyderabad for fear of legal action, but I don’t want to go through court. What are my options for getting a divorce without any legal complications?
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My husband has permanent residency in Australia and we got divorced there three years ago. I’ve been living in India with our daughter for the past three years. He’s been asking me to transfer the property my father gifted me, but I refused. After I wouldn’t sign the documents, he sent me divorce papers and finalized the divorce in Australia. I tried everything to talk to him, but nothing worked. I’m tired of this situation and want to move on with my life. I’m planning to get a divorce in India and raise my daughter alone. He’s not willing to come to Hyderabad for fear of legal action, but I don’t want to go through court. What are my options for getting a divorce without any legal complications?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Since you were already divorced in Australia, obtaining a divorce in India would be redundant and might even be legally challenged. You can explore options like mutual consent divorce or a separation agreement in India, though his refusal to cooperate makes the process difficult. Seek legal advice to understand your specific rights and options under Indian law and to potentially initiate a legal process to protect your daughter’s interests.

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