Mutual Divorce Blog India

Divorce can feel like a daunting word, but when you and your partner both agree it’s time to move forward separately, a mutual divorce can make the process smoother, quicker, and far less stressful. If you’re in Bengaluru, you’re in luck—this city’s family courts are well-equipped to handle mutual consent... Read More

Divorce is never an easy journey. In India, where emotions, family values, and societal norms often intertwine, the process can feel overwhelming. For couples seeking a mutual divorce—a peaceful way to end a marriage with both parties in agreement, things should ideally be straightforward. But life isn’t always that simple,... Read More

Mutual divorce, or divorce by mutual consent, is a legal mechanism where both spouses agree to dissolve their marriage amicably. In Mumbai, a city known for its fast-paced urban life and diverse population, the demand for such divorces has been on the rise. Statistics from 2019 indicate 7,727 divorce petitions... Read More

If you’re reading this, chances are you’re either in the middle of a custody battle, know someone who is, or are just curious about how these things work. One question that pops up a lot is: why does it feel like mothers always have the upper hand when it comes... Read More

If you’re considering a mutual divorce in India, one of your first questions is probably, “How much will it cost?” It’s a fair concern, especially when you’re already navigating the emotional side of ending a marriage. The good news is that mutual divorce, where both spouses agree to part ways,... Read More

Mutual divorce is becoming increasingly popular in India, particularly in urban centres like Gurgaon. As a family lawyer, I’ve noticed a surge in questions from couples navigating this process, seeking clarity on legal procedures, timelines, and local specifics. This blog post answers the top 10 most commonly asked questions, offering... Read More

In bustling cities of India like Bengaluru, Mumbai or Gurgaon, marriage is undergoing a quiet transformation especially among urban couples. By 2025, we’re seeing a noticeable surge in legal separations and what’s striking is how many of these are mutual consent divorces. As a family lawyer, we have been front-row... Read More

Divorce is never an easy journey, but when it happens after 50, it brings a unique set of challenges- emotional, financial, and legal. In India, where marriage is often seen as a lifelong bond steeped in tradition, the rising phenomenon of "gray divorce" is quietly reshaping family dynamics. As more... Read More