We file mutual consent divorce petitions at the Bangalore Family Court, Nyayadegula Complex under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act. Fixed fee of ₹40,000 — no hidden charges. Most documentation handled online. Whether you're in Whitefield, Indiranagar, Electronic City or abroad, we coordinate everything from filing to final decree.
If both of you have decided to move on, the legal process shouldn't be what makes it harder. A mutual consent divorce in Bangalore under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act is one of the most straightforward legal proceedings in family law — provided it's handled with the right preparation from the start.
We file petitions before the Bangalore Family Court at the Nyayadegula Complex, Siddaiah Road, Shantinagar — the designated court for matrimonial matters in Bengaluru Urban district. Our team handles eligibility review, settlement documentation, petition drafting, and court representation. Most of this is coordinated online — so whether you're in Koramangala, Whitefield, HSR Layout, or one of you is currently abroad, the process moves without requiring you to be physically present until the hearings themselves.
We work exclusively on mutual consent divorce. That focus means we know exactly what Nyayadegula registry expects, how to structure settlements that sail through the mediation session, and how to file a waiver application that actually gets approved.
Documents are reviewed before filing to confirm compliance with Nyayadegula court requirements. Missing documents are flagged early — never at the hearing stage.
Our professional fee for handling a standard mutual consent divorce before the Bangalore Family Court is ₹40,000. The amount is structured in four stages aligned with the legal process under Section 13B, ensuring transparency and clarity at each step.
₹999 for case initiation, eligibility review, and preliminary jurisdiction assessment.
₹9,000 for preparation of the joint petition and structured settlement memorandum.
₹10,000 for court filing and representation during the first motion hearing.
₹20,000 for second motion appearance and completion of decree formalities.
To start the process, you may submit the online mutual divorce form, after which our team will initiate eligibility review and jurisdiction assessment before proceeding with formal drafting.
The duration of a mutual consent divorce under Section 13B depends on court scheduling, registry workload, and whether the statutory cooling-off period is waived. The breakdown below reflects typical timelines observed in practice.
Expedited Resolution: Where the court grants waiver of the cooling-off period in accordance with the principles laid down in Amardeep Singh v. Harveen Kaur, the entire process may conclude within approximately 6-8 weeks. Without waiver, most cases conclude within 7-8 months.
Mutual consent divorce under Section 13B follows a structured legal framework. While court appearances remain mandatory at specific stages, most documentation, review, and coordination can be completed online before the matter is listed for hearing.
Submit the mutual divorce application form . Basic marital and jurisdiction details are reviewed to confirm eligibility and proper court filing.
Once mutual consent is confirmed, the joint petition and settlement memorandum are prepared, ensuring clarity on alimony, custody, and asset distribution.
The petition is filed before the Family Court. Both spouses record statements during the First and Second Motions, leading to issuance of the final decree.
For a comprehensive understanding of eligibility requirements, cooling-off period waiver principles, documentation standards, and court procedure under Section 13B, refer to our detailed Mutual Divorce Complete Legal Guide. The guide explains the process framework applicable across India.
In a mutual consent divorce, alimony is not decided by the court. Both spouses agree on an amount between themselves, document it in the settlement memorandum, and the court records it as part of the decree. There is no imposed formula and no judicial interference in what you both consider fair.
This is one of the clearest advantages of the mutual consent route. You retain full control over the financial settlement.
Longer marriages typically involve higher settlements, particularly where one spouse paused their career or education during the marriage.
Where both spouses are earning, settlements tend to be lower or structured as a one-time payment. Where one spouse is financially dependent, recurring maintenance is more common.
Couples typically settle on an amount that allows both parties to maintain a reasonably similar lifestyle post-divorce, accounting for Bangalore's cost of living.
Where one spouse takes primary custody, the financial settlement often reflects the additional childcare responsibility, either through higher alimony or a separate child support arrangement.
Our lawyers advise on settlement terms before the petition is filed, ensuring the agreed amount is documented clearly and holds up at the mediation session without objection.
Struggling to reach an agreement? If your spouse isn’t ready for mutual consent, send a legal notice for divorce. Our trusted process supports Bangalore residents and NRIs in navigating complex cases with confidence.
A significant number of couples filing for mutual divorce in Bangalore are not both physically present in the city. One spouse may be in Pune, Delhi, or abroad. Some couples have both relocated but the marriage was registered in Bangalore, making it the correct jurisdiction. This is a routine situation for us and it does not complicate the process in any meaningful way.
If one party has relocated to another Indian city, the petition can still be filed in Bangalore based on your last shared address or wife's current residence. The outstation spouse can appear via video conferencing upon court approval. We file the application for this as standard.
NRI clients can participate through a Special Power of Attorney, allowing full representation without travel to India. The court permits video conferencing for statement recording in most NRI cases. We coordinate hearing dates around your travel schedule where physical presence is needed.
If you were married in Bangalore or last lived together here, the Bangalore Family Court retains jurisdiction even if neither of you currently lives in the city. We confirm jurisdiction before filing so there are no registry objections later.
For the complete NRI mutual divorce process including Special Power of Attorney, document apostille, and video conferencing protocols, see our NRI Mutual Divorce Guide.
We handle only mutual consent divorce — not criminal law, not property disputes, not contested cases. Just this. That singular focus is what makes the difference.
We handle only mutual consent divorce — nothing else. Every process, document, and lawyer on this platform is built for exactly your situation.
Our Bangalore lawyers file regularly at the Nyayadegula Family Court. We know what the registry expects, how waivers get approved, and how to avoid delays.
One fixed fee covers both of you — MoU drafting, petition, both hearings, and the final decree. Pay in four stages. Nothing extra, ever.
Everything else — documents, drafting, settlement review, mediation prep — is handled online. You come to court for the first and second motion. Nothing more.
Mutual consent divorce petitions in Bangalore are filed before the Family Court at the Nyayadegula Complex, H. Siddaiah Road, Shantinagar - 560027. This court handles all matrimonial matters for Bengaluru Urban district under the Hindu Marriage Act, Special Marriage Act, and related statutes.
Getting the jurisdiction right before filing is not a formality. Filing in the wrong court results in the registry returning the papers, which means restarting the process from scratch. We confirm jurisdiction as the first step in every Bangalore case.
Where one spouse is outside Karnataka or abroad, the court may permit appearance through video conferencing on a proper application. This is routine in Bangalore and we handle the application as part of standard case preparation.
For a complete guide to the Bangalore Family Court — bench details, filing windows, online case status, and court procedures — see our Bengaluru Family Court Guide.
Hear from couples across Bangalore who trusted us for their mutual divorce process.
We were married for 8 years and living separately in Whitefield. The team guided us through every step and filed our petition in Bangalore Family Court. We only had to attend two short hearings, and the process felt quick and stress-free.
As IT professionals with long working hours in Electronic City, we didn’t have time for repeated court visits. Everything was prepared online, and the lawyer ensured the MoU on finances and custody was clear and fair. Truly professional support.
I was working in the US while my wife stayed in Bangalore. We thought distance would make things complicated, but the team arranged the entire filing digitally and even helped coordinate the final hearing with my travel dates. Very reliable service.