Uncontested Divorce in Delhi
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Mutual Divorce for Delhi residents
When both spouses agree to separate, a mutual-consent divorce is the fastest, least stressful and most affordable path. VakilHub's family lawyers handle the petition, settlement terms and court process with care and discretion, guiding you through both motions so the proceedings stay smooth and private.
We serve clients right across Delhi and nearby areas such as Dwarka, Rohini, Saket, Janakpuri, and Karol Bagh. Your dedicated advocate manages the paperwork, appointments and follow-ups, so you avoid the queues and get your mutual divorce sorted without taking time off work.
Mutual Divorce in Delhi: the process in Delhi
Registration and legal formalities are governed at the state level, so the exact law, portal and fees for Delhi follow Delhi's rules. Here's how it works.
Governing law. Mutual consent under s.13B Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (s.28 Special Marriage Act; s.10A Divorce Act for Christians). Procedure under the Family Courts Act, 1984. Filed before the Family Court with jurisdiction in Delhi.
How mutual divorce works in Delhi
- Agree on dissolution and settle alimony, custody and property terms
- Draft and jointly file the first-motion petition before the competent Family Court
- First-motion statements of both spouses are recorded
- Cooling-off period up to six months (court may waive on application)
- File and appear for the second motion (after six months and within eighteen)
- Court records second-motion statements and verifies settlement and consent
- Family Court passes the decree; obtain a certified copy
Documents required in Delhi
- Joint petition for divorce by mutual consent
- Marriage certificate / proof of marriage
- Address proof of both parties
- Photographs of the marriage
- Income/salary statements and asset details (for settlement)
- Proof of separate residence / period of separation
- Settlement deed / MoU on alimony, custody and property
- Affidavits and identity proofs of both parties
Good to know in Delhi: Both spouses must give free consent at both motions and appear; either may withdraw before the decree. Minimum one year of separation. File where the couple last resided, where married, or where the respondent resides.
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What's included
- Consultation with an experienced family lawyer
- Drafting of the mutual-consent divorce petition and settlement terms
- Filing the petition in the appropriate family court
- Representation and guidance through the first and second motions
- Support until the decree of divorce is granted
Documents you'll need
- Marriage certificate
- Address proof of both spouses
- Photographs of the marriage
- Details of the agreed settlement (assets, maintenance, custody if applicable)
Mutual Divorce in Delhi in four simple steps
Confidential consultation
A family lawyer understands your situation and the terms both spouses have agreed.
Petition and settlement
We draft the joint petition and a clear settlement covering assets, maintenance and custody if relevant.
Filing and first motion
We file in the family court and guide you through the first motion.
Second motion and decree
After the statutory period, we complete the second motion and see the divorce decree through.
Timeline: A mutual-consent divorce typically takes 6–18 months, including the statutory cooling-off period, which courts can sometimes waive.
Mutual Divorce FAQs
What makes a divorce 'mutual consent' or 'uncontested'?
Both spouses agree to the divorce and to the terms — settlement, maintenance and custody. This avoids a contested trial and is far quicker and cheaper.
Is there a mandatory waiting period?
There is usually a six-month cooling-off period between the first and second motions, though courts may waive it in suitable cases. Your lawyer will advise based on your situation.
Is the process confidential?
Yes. We handle every matter with discretion, and your documents and personal details are kept strictly confidential.
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