Whether you are in Gurgaon, relocating across NCR, or filing from abroad — our mutual consent divorce process is built to work online. Fixed fee of ₹40,000 for both spouses, filing at Gurugram Family Court under Section 13B, full confidentiality maintained throughout. Start with a simple online form and let us handle everything from there.
If both of you have decided to move on, the last thing you need is a process that drains your time, exposes your personal life, or requires you to keep taking days off work. A mutual consent divorce in Gurgaon under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act is designed to be straightforward — and when handled correctly, most of it can be done without stepping into a court until the hearings themselves.
Petitions are filed before the Family Court at the Gurugram District and Sessions Court Complex, near Mini Secretariat. We handle eligibility review, jurisdiction confirmation, MoU drafting, petition preparation, and court representation. You submit the online form, we take it from there. Whether you are in Sector 56, DLF Phase 3, Cyber City, or currently living outside Gurgaon altogether, the process runs the same way — online, documented, and private.
This is not a general law firm that also handles divorce on the side. We work exclusively on mutual consent divorce, which means we know exactly what the Gurugram Family Court registry expects and how to get your case moving without avoidable delays.
Start your mutual consent divorce in Gurgaon by submitting the online application. Upon form submission, our legal team seek consent from both parties, reviews eligibility, prepares documentation, and coordinates filing before the Gurgaon Family Court.
For a detailed stage-by-stage breakdown of the mutual consent divorce process under Section 13B, see our Step-by-Step Mutual Divorce Guide →
Gurgaon is a city where careers pull people in different directions. One spouse transfers to Pune, the other stays in Sector 56. One is on a long-term project in Hyderabad, the other is managing things back home in DLF Phase 4. We handle mutual divorce cases for couples in exactly these situations every week — and the process works just as smoothly as it does for couples living in the same house.
If one of you has relocated to Delhi, Noida, Mumbai, or anywhere else in India, the petition can still be filed in Gurgaon based on your last shared address or the wife's current residence. The outstation spouse participates entirely online — document sharing, settlement review, and petition signing are all coordinated digitally before any court date is scheduled.
NRI clients regularly file mutual divorce in Gurgaon when the marriage or last shared residence was here. A Special Power of Attorney covers representation for procedural steps, and the court permits video conferencing for statement recording in most cases. Hearing dates are coordinated around your travel schedule where physical presence is required.
If your marriage was registered in Gurgaon or you last lived together here, the Gurugram Family Court retains jurisdiction even if neither of you currently lives in the city. Many couples filing through us are no longer Gurgaon residents — they file here because this is where their marriage began, and our online process makes it practical regardless of where you are now.
Not sure if Gurgaon is the right jurisdiction for your case? Submit the online form and our team will confirm jurisdiction before any fee beyond ₹999 is charged.
The total professional fee for a standard mutual consent divorce in Gurgaon is ₹40,000. This structured four-stage model ensures transparency from initial application to final decree before the Gurgaon Family Court.
₹999 to initiate the process by submitting the online mutual divorce application for eligibility review.
₹9,000 for preparation of the joint petition, Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), and supporting affidavits.
₹10,000 at the time of filing and recording of statements during the first motion hearing in Gurgaon Family Court.
₹20,000 for second motion proceedings and issuance of the certified divorce decree by the court registry.
Mutual consent divorce petitions in Gurgaon are filed before the Family Court at the District and Sessions Court Complex, near Mini Secretariat, Gurugram — 122001. The court handles all matrimonial matters for Gurugram district under the Hindu Marriage Act and related statutes.
Getting jurisdiction right before filing is not optional. A petition filed in the wrong court gets returned by the registry, restarting the process from scratch. We confirm jurisdiction as the very first step before any drafting begins.
For case status updates and court schedules, visit the Gurugram District Court website.
If the marriage was solemnized in Gurgaon or anywhere in Haryana, the Gurugram Family Court has jurisdiction.
The court where the couple last lived together as spouses — even if both have since relocated — retains jurisdiction.
If the wife currently resides within Gurugram district, the petition can be filed here regardless of where the husband is located.
In specific circumstances, the residence of the respondent spouse also determines which court has jurisdiction under Section 19 of the Hindu Marriage Act.
Spouse not ready for mutual consent? A formal legal notice is often the first step that changes the conversation. It puts your intent on record, legally and professionally, and is trusted by clients across Gurugram and NRI couples worldwide. Send a Divorce Legal Notice →
Whether you are in Gurgaon or filing from another city entirely, here is what you need to know before you begin.
Yes — and most couples filing through us do exactly that. The online process works like this: you submit the mutual divorce form and pay the ₹999 initiation fee. Our team then contacts both spouses independently to confirm consent, reviews eligibility, and begins drafting the petition and settlement memorandum — all coordinated digitally.
You do not need to visit our office or the court until the first motion hearing is scheduled. By that point, every document is ready, every settlement term is locked, and your appearance at Gurugram Family Court is a formality rather than a surprise.
Not sure if you qualify? Submit the online form and our team will confirm eligibility before any fee beyond ₹999 is charged. If your case is not eligible for mutual consent divorce, we will tell you upfront.
A mutual divorce should not mean repeated leave applications, awkward office conversations, or your personal life becoming a paper trail. Here is what we do differently.
Documents, drafting, settlement review and petition signing — all handled digitally. You only appear in court for the two mandatory hearings. Nothing more.
Your case details stay between you, your spouse, and our legal team. We never contact employers, family members, or third parties without your explicit instruction.
One fixed fee covers both spouses across all four stages. No per-hearing charges, no revision fees, no surprise invoices after the second motion.
One spouse in Delhi, one in Pune, both abroad — we handle split-city and NRI cases routinely. Jurisdiction is confirmed before filing so there are no surprises later.
A mutual consent divorce is a private civil matter. Your employer will not find out. Your colleagues will not know. Here is exactly what goes on record and what does not.
Only the parties to the case and their legal representatives. Family court records in India are not open to public inspection without a court order.
No. Marital status is self-reported in employment contexts. A divorce decree does not update any employer, government, or financial database automatically.
Standard corporate background checks in India do not include family court records. Your divorce proceedings will not appear in any background verification report.
Not without your consent. Court records are not accessible to relatives or third parties. What you share with family is entirely your decision.
Our process adds another layer of privacy — most of the work happens online before you ever set foot in court. Two short hearings. Everything else handled digitally. Start the process online →
Hear from couples across Gurgaon who trusted us for their mutual divorce process.
We were living in DLF Phase 3 and wanted to end our marriage without unnecessary drama. The entire process was explained clearly, and we only had to visit the court twice. Everything else was handled online—super convenient!
Our case was filed in the Gurugram Family Court. The lawyer was very approachable, drafted our settlement on property and finances in simple language, and made sure there were no hidden surprises. We felt confident from day one.
I was working in Singapore while my wife was in Gurgaon. They managed everything across time zones and even arranged the final hearing date according to my travel plans. Truly grateful for how seamless it was.
