My wife has been living with her parents for the past three months, and there’s been no communication. Despite her past expressions of wanting a separation, her family isn’t providing any clear direction. She’s open to a divorce, but her family is unresponsive to discussions about it. I’m keen on a mutually agreed divorce to avoid lengthy legal battles. What’s the best way to proceed in this situation?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My wife has been living with her parents for the past three months, and there’s been no communication. Despite her past expressions of wanting a separation, her family isn’t providing any clear direction. She’s open to a divorce, but her family is unresponsive to discussions about it. I’m keen on a mutually agreed divorce to avoid lengthy legal battles. What’s the best way to proceed in this situation?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My wife has been living with her parents for the past three months, and there’s been no communication. Despite her past expressions of wanting a separation, her family isn’t providing any clear direction. She’s open to a divorce, but her family is unresponsive to discussions about it. I’m keen on a mutually agreed divorce to avoid lengthy legal battles. What’s the best way to proceed in this situation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Given your wife’s lack of communication and her family’s unresponsiveness, consider sending a formal notice of divorce through a lawyer. This notice could include a proposal for a mutually agreed divorce and a request for her family to facilitate communication. If this approach fails, you can file a divorce petition in court, citing grounds for separation.

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