My wife and I filed for a mutual divorce at Tis Hazari court six months ago. Our next hearing is scheduled for April 28th, but I heard the family court has moved. Will this relocation cause any delays in our case? Also, since it’s a mutual divorce, how long does it usually take for the decree to be granted after the next hearing?

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Apni Law Staff asked 11 months ago

My wife and I filed for a mutual divorce at Tis Hazari court six months ago. Our next hearing is scheduled for April 28th, but I heard the family court has moved. Will this relocation cause any delays in our case? Also, since it’s a mutual divorce, how long does it usually take for the decree to be granted after the next hearing?

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Apni Law Staff answered 11 months ago

The relocation of the family court could potentially cause a delay in your case, as the court will need to reorganize its files and schedule. For mutual divorces, the decree is typically granted within a few weeks of the final hearing, assuming all necessary documents are in order and no unforeseen complications arise.

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