My six-month waiting period after filing for mutual divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act is over. I missed the last two court dates due to unforeseen circumstances. I want to get married again soon to my fiancé, but I’m concerned about legal issues. What should I do to ensure a smooth transition and avoid complications?

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Apni Law Staff asked 12 months ago

My six-month waiting period after filing for mutual divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act is over. I missed the last two court dates due to unforeseen circumstances. I want to get married again soon to my fiancé, but I’m concerned about legal issues. What should I do to ensure a smooth transition and avoid complications?

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Apni Law Staff answered 12 months ago

You should immediately file an application with the court explaining the reasons for your absence and seek an adjournment. It’s crucial to obtain a fresh court date to proceed with the divorce. Once the divorce decree is granted, you can legally marry your fiancé.

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