If you are an NRI and plan to register your marriage in India, you must understand the applicable legal framework. In India, the law recognizes both religious marriages and civil marriages; however, in most
If you plan to get a court marriage in Delhi, you must follow a clear legal process under the Special Marriage Act, 1954. Fortunately, the procedure remains straightforward if you prepare properly. Therefore, here
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Mediation can be used to resolve a wide range of disputes, across both civil and commercial contexts. Here are the types of cases commonly referred for mediation: Family Disputes Divorce and Separation: Issues related
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