Expert Divorce Law Blog

The Delhi High Court’s judgment in Suranjan Saha v. Rumpa Saha (MAT.APP.(F.C.) 370/2023) , pronounced on 23 December 2025, is a significant reaffirmation of the principles governing maintenance pendente lite under Section 24 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (HMA) . The decision addresses recurring disputes surrounding income disclosure, applicability...

In a significant judgment, the Delhi High Court recently dismissed two appeals challenging the Family Court’s decision to reject divorce petitions filed under Section 13(1)(ia) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (HMA). The case revolved around allegations of mental cruelty between two married couples who were also related by family...

When two people decide to end their marriage on mutual terms, a mutual divorce petition becomes their first step toward legal separation. Unlike a contested divorce, which involves conflict and courtroom battles, a mutual divorce focuses on understanding, respect, and cooperation. In this article, we’ll explore everything you need to...

Marriage is often described as a bond built on trust, companionship, and love. But what happens when a third person comes into the picture and disrupts that bond? Can the law step in and hold such a person responsible? Recently, the Delhi High Court addressed this question in a case...

Marriage is often seen as a sacred bond, but when two people realize that continuing their relationship is no longer healthy or fulfilling, divorce becomes the only option. In Chennai, just like in other parts of India, couples increasingly prefer mutual divorce because it is quicker, less stressful, and avoids...