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Divorce Lawyers Delhi - Exclusive solutions to Family Law & Matters |
Welcome to Divorce Lawyers Delhi...
Divorce Lawyers Delhi is a initiative of an expert Team of Lawyers practicing in Delhi in the field of Divorce Laws, Family Laws, Matrimonial Mediation and Child Custody and NRI Divorce in India.
The rate of Divorce in India has seen an exponential growth during the last decade especially in the Metro Cities. Dowry cases, mental, physicl and sexual harrasment of women; domestic violence; adultery; and various other reasons are assigned for such legal suits.
However, Divorce in India is matter of exception. Lack of Mediation and poor legal advice often cause mental harassment to the estranged spouse and spoil their life ahead.
We are a team of Lawyers having expertise in dealing with Family & Divorce Laws and helped many clients to start a new life through mediation and expert counselling / litigation.
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Remarrying after foreign divorce not bigamy - Supreme Court |
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New Delhi: A man who lives with his wife abroad, divorces her before a foreign court and then marries again in India cannot be charged with bigamy, the supreme court ruled last week. |
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Divorce obtained in foreign Court valid - Supreme Court of India |
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CHANDIGARH – Indian Supreme Court has given an alleged Indo-Canadian bigamist from British Columbia to marry his second wife. The Supreme Court in India ruled that divorce obtained in a foreign court is valid in India |
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Separation no ground for divorce: HC |
NAGPUR: In a verdict that may have far reaching impact over institution of marriage, the Nagpur bench of Bombay high court has dismissed a husband's petition seeking divorce from wife living separately for last 19 years.
A single-judge bench of justice C L Pangarkar has rejected husband's plea stating that just staying away for 19 years was not enough for judicial separation and "petitioner must first make out ground for divorce". |
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Women take the lead in asking for divorce |
Majority of divorce cases filed in city court have been initiated by women who are opting out of bad marriages
MUMBAI: In a break with tradition, urban Indian women have begun to take the initiative to get out of unhappy marriages. Statistics from Mumbai’s Family Court reveal a startling figure — since January 2007, almost 55 per cent of all cases of divorce have been filed by women. That includes more than half of the 4,134 divorces in 2007 and 1,152 divorces till March 31 this year. “Just five years back, a woman filing for divorce used to be a one-off case,” says advocate Shashank Thatte.
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