Practice Areas/Practical Solutions

We provide extensive Legal Services to our individual and corporate clients, considering the difficulties they face in search of a good efficient lawyer. We practice in the following areas:

Bail Matters in delhi
Property Matters
Corporate matters in delhi
Property dispute in Delhi
Civil cases
Bail matters in delhi
Corporate law
Mutual Divorce in Delhi

Frequently Asked Questions/ Why Choose Us

Both spouses must mutually agree to seek a divorce; both spouses need to jointly file a petition for divorce in the family court. They mutually agreed to end the marriage and have lived separately for at least a year. The family court may grant the divorce after six months and after it is satisfied that the parties have genuinely settled their differences.

There are no specific grounds for divorce by mutual consent in India. The only requirement is that the spouses have been living separately for a continuous period of one year or more and have mutually agreed to dissolve the marriage.

Yes, it is possible to withdraw the petition for divorce by mutual consent in India after it has been filed, provided both parties agree to do so. But remember that the petition must be withdrawn before the court grants the divorce.

We provide efficient and effective work step by step and inform you of the steps to complete your work on a daily basis, so you can easily know how much work is completed by our team.

  • Delivering with a sense of responsibility and integrity
  • Providing Services to our clients in an efficient and proactive manner
  • Always a client-centric, solution-oriented approach
  • Daily work review
  • Inform you of your work progress
  • Experienced team
  • Best Advice

FIR is a written document prepared by the Police when they receive information about the
commission of a cognizable offence. It is a report of information that reaches the police first in time.

A legal document that is signed and delivered, especially one regarding the ownership of property or a legal right,.

A plaint is a statement that is declared by the plaintiff, and a written statement is a reply by the defendant to the plaint.

A civil suit means a suit relating to the right to property and the right to the post.

Substantive law means that the law determined the right and duties of the parties and procedural law
means the law relating to the disposal of the rights and duties of the parties.

What Made Us An Excellent Law Firm In Delhi?
How are Different From Others to Assist You?

We are dedicated to providing exceptional services that make a difference. Trust us to be your partner, guiding you through every step of your legal journey.

With dedicated efforts, and great legal research. We have been successfully handling our areas of practice with great results and great satisfaction to our clients. We also make sure that our clients are not unnecessarily called to the court when their presence is not required and provide them with easy and convenient service, as they deserve.

Mutual Divorce

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