Fastest way to get divorce

Hello Raj , mutual consent divorce is not possible within a year of your marriage.  I dont think the grounds which you are using does support for getting seperated legally within a year of divorce.  I think, Only in exceptional cases you will get divorce within a year of the marriage. 

file case for mutual seperation, if you both dont wanna be with each othere there won't be any problem...atleast file case first...
 

you need to wait one year atleast to get divorce

you may file a divorce petition under mutual consent but you have to face a judicial separation for a year.

She is still in love with her Ex-boy friend even thought he doesnt want her.

- i think, she maintains a s*xual relationship  with that boy. this will provide you a good ground for divorce.

Marriage has not been consumated .

- it is another ground.

She also doesnt want to be with me and agrees for mutual consent.

-may pray for mutual divorce.

Can you please let me know whats the fastest way to get legally seperated.

- delay is the main tactice at indian courts. it mostly depend upon the activity of the pleader of openant party. if they agreed it will be faster. for mutual it will take at least 2years. for annualment and complain cases, if the openant agrees and co operates it will take max six months. bring a charge by one, and accept the charge by the other. it is the easiest and fastest procedure.

Dear raj,

As the consumation not taken place there is a possibility of getting divorce within a year but the consumation fact must stated in the affidavit and the judge must be appraised accrdingly.

A.P.Loganathan, Advocate, Madras HIgh Court

I agree with Mr. Chanakiya,Consulatant .

Advocate majumdar

Dear Friend,

I am Adv. Kolhe from Nashik, I also facing similar situation but I filed the divorce within 1 year under Rules Framed by Bombay High Court U/Sec. 14 & 21 of Hindu Marriage Act. Acording to these rules there is Rule 10 which provides that if there is Exceptional hardship or exceptional deprivity on either spouse then with the permission of the Hon'ble Court you will get the sec. 14 application allowed. You have to file the divorce petition alongwith the Sec. 14 application in which the reason for exceptional hardship or exceptional deprivity  must be mentioned. If any furher help needed then call me on 9422247317.

HI sir

Many persons are takeing advantage of this reason that marraige is not consumated they are takeing divorces mostly it was done NRI people

the grounds are being like this they will say I will send visa papers to join me .

and later after going there ,there will be no communication.

and the girl stays in her laws only waiting that her husband will send visa paers to join with him.

so ,in manwhile the harrasement starts from her in laws and they make herself to move out of house or push out of house.

so, here before lapse of one year the husband files divorce petition stateing thati have made several attempsts to talk with my wife but she avoided me, and my wife left the house without intimation sonn after amarraige with in 4 days and our marraige is not consumated I DONT WHERE SHE IS?this type of grounds they are filing mostly?

and later sending notices

to vacate house of her parents house or wrong address and obtaing expartee divorce.

so how can we say that marraige is cosumated are not

in this conditions.