Kolkata’s Trusted Divorce Lawyers – Mutual Consent Experts for 2025

Begin your new journey with peace of mind. Our Kolkata team makes mutual divorce simple and affordable at just ₹40,000, with seamless online filings and expert support at Kolkata Family Court. From the bustling streets of Esplanade to the serene banks of the Hooghly, we’re here to guide you. Let’s start today!

Mutual Divorce in Kolkata – Your Path to a New Beginning

Ending a marriage is a big step, but in Kolkata, mutual divorce can be a kind, respectful process when both of you agree. At Mutual Divorce Online, we’re here to make it feel less daunting, guiding you through every step at Kolkata Family Court with care. Whether you’re sipping tea by the Hooghly or navigating the busy lanes of College Street, our team knows Kolkata’s legal system like the tram routes of Esplanade.

From Tollygunge’s quiet corners to Bidhannagar’s bustling tech hubs, we’ve helped thousands of couples across India, and now we’re bringing our expertise to Kolkata. Get started with our online divorce form or give us a call at +91-9211593523 (9am–6pm, Mon-Sat). We keep it affordable and stress-free, so you can focus on your next chapter.

What You’ll Need to File:

  • Marriage Certificate or Invitation Card
  • Two Joint Photos from Your Wedding
  • Two Passport-Size Photos (per spouse)
  • Address Proof (Aadhaar, Voter ID, or Passport)
  • Children’s Birth Certificates and Custody Plan (if you have kids)

Got questions about NRI divorces or online filings? We’ve got answers, tailored for Kolkata’s unique needs.

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How Much Does a Mutual Divorce Cost in Kolkata?

In a city as vibrant as Kolkata, where every rupee counts—from phuchka stalls in Shyambazar to corporate offices in Rajarhat—we know affordability matters. That’s why our all-inclusive ₹40,000 total cost, payable in four easy ₹10,000 installments, covers every step of your mutual divorce at Kolkata Family Court. No hidden fees, just clear pricing as dependable as the Howrah Bridge.

Step 1

₹10,000
Once we verify your documents

Step 2

₹10,000
To file your First Motion

Step 3

₹10,000
For your Second Motion filing

Step 4

₹10,000
When you receive your decree

Kolkata’s typical divorce costs can range from ₹20,000 to ₹80,000—or even higher if disputes arise, like haggling at New Market. Our flat ₹40,000 package saves you money and stress, whether you’re in Behala or celebrating Durga Puja in Kumartuli. Ready to start? Fill out our online divorce form today!

Your Guide to Filing Mutual Divorce in Kolkata

Moving on from a marriage doesn’t have to feel like navigating Kolkata’s monsoon traffic. We’ve distilled the mutual divorce process into 10 straightforward steps, designed to flow as smoothly as a tram ride through Esplanade. Whether you’re in the leafy lanes of Jodhpur Park or the tech towers of Salt Lake, our team is with you at every turn, making Kolkata Family Court feel approachable and stress-free.

Step 1
Begin with Our Online Form

Kick things off from anywhere—be it a café near Victoria Memorial or your home in Dum Dum—by filling out our online divorce form. It’s simple, asking for essentials like your names, marriage date, and contact details to start your case at the Family Court.

Step 2
Gather Your Documents

Collect key items like your Marriage Certificate (or invitation card), two joint wedding photos, and address proof (Aadhaar, Voter ID, or Passport). Got kids? Include their birth certificates and a custody agreement. We’ll help you organize everything, ensuring your case is as solid as the Maidan’s greenery.

Step 3
Make Your First ₹10,000 Payment

Your initial ₹10,000 gets the wheels turning, covering legal drafting, document checks, and filing fees to launch your case at the Family Court faster than a ferry across the Hooghly.

Step 4
Draft Your First Motion Petition

Our team makes a precise petition for Kolkata Family Court, detailing your mutual consent, terms like alimony and custody, and supporting documents. It’s tailored to meet Calcutta High Court standards, setting a strong foundation.

Step 5
Pay ₹10,000 for First Motion Filing

The second ₹10,000 payment handles the filing process and coordination for your First Motion hearing, keeping your case on track like Kolkata’s iconic yellow taxis.

Step 6
Attend the First Motion Hearing

Join your spouse at Alipore Family Court, just a stone’s throw from the Zoo. We’ll guide you to present your mutual consent clearly. For NRIs, video conferencing makes it seamless, per Calcutta High Court’s 2025 guidelines.

Step 7
Prepare Second Motion Documents

We gather any updated agreements or evidence, ensuring your paperwork is ready for the final hearing, as meticulous as a Durga Puja pandal setup.

Step 8
Pay ₹10,000 for Second Motion

Your third ₹10,000 payment covers the legal work for the Second Motion, keeping everything moving toward your decree with the precision of a Park Street clock.

Step 9
Final Court Hearing

Return to Kolkata Family Court for the Second Motion hearing. Both spouses reaffirm their agreement, and we ensure it’s as smooth as a stroll by Rabindra Sarobar, securing your divorce decree.

Step 10
Receive Your Decree & Pay Final ₹10,000

With your last ₹10,000 payment, your divorce is finalized. The Family Court issues your Divorce Decree in 4–6 weeks, ready for your new journey, whether you’re in Garia or New Town.

Why Kolkata Turns to Us for Mutual Divorce

At Mutual Divorce Online, we understand that divorce is more than legal formalities—it’s a deeply personal step toward a new chapter. Like sharing stories over rosogolla in a Park Street café, we bring warmth and understanding to every case, guiding you through Kolkata Family Court with expertise and care. From the sacred steps of Kalighat to the buzzing offices of Sector V, our team is Kolkata’s trusted partner for mutual divorce.

We keep it straightforward: fewer court visits, seamless online filings and a flat ₹40,000 total fees that’s as transparent as the Ganga Ghat at dawn. Whether you’re in Baguiati or Barrackpore, call us at +91-9211593523 (9am–6pm, Mon-Sat) or use the form above. We’re here to lighten your load, so you can look forward with hope.

More Than Divorce: We offer expert support for Child Custodyand NRI Divorce, ensuring every family in Kolkata gets the care they need.

Your Questions About Mutual Divorce in Kolkata, Answered

How do I start a mutual divorce in Kolkata?

Beginning a mutual divorce in Kolkata is as straightforward as bargaining at Gariahat. Both spouses must agree to part ways and settle terms like alimony, custody, and property. Under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, file a joint petition at Kolkata Family Court, near the iconic National Library, or online via kolkata online website. Submit your documents, attend two hearings (First and Second Motion), and expect your decree in 6–9 months—or as fast as 2–3 months if the cooling-off period is waived. Start today with our online divorce form.

What documents do I need for a mutual divorce in Kolkata?

You’ll need your Marriage Certificate (or wedding invitation card, common in Kolkata), two joint wedding photos, two passport-size photos per spouse, and address proof like Aadhaar, Voter ID, or Passport. If you have children, include their birth certificates and a notarized custody agreement. Optional documents, such as a settlement agreement or income proof (e.g., salary slips), can streamline alimony terms, per Calcutta High Court guidelines. We’ll guide you to ensure everything’s ready for Alipore Family Court.

How much will a mutual divorce cost in Kolkata?

In Kolkata, divorce costs can vary like the crowds at New Market, typically ranging from ₹20,000 to ₹80,000. This includes court fees (₹500–₹2,000), lawyer charges (₹15,000–₹60,000), mediation (₹1,000–₹3,000), notarization (₹500–₹2,000), and travel (₹500–₹2,000). Complex cases in areas like Ballygunge might hit ₹1,00,000. Our Mutual Divorce Online package is a flat ₹40,000, split into four ₹10,000 payments, offering clarity and savings for everyone, from Bhawanipur to Barasat.

Can I skip the 6-month cooling-off period in Kolkata?

Yes, you can request to waive the 6-month cooling-off period if you’ve been separated for 18 months or show irreconcilable differences, as allowed by Calcutta High Court rulings. File a waiver request with notarized affidavits at your First Motion hearing at Kolkata Family Court. If approved, your divorce could wrap up in 2–3 months—perfect for busy professionals in Kolkata’s Sector V or Salt Lake.

How is child custody handled in a Kolkata mutual divorce?

At Koklata Family Court, your child’s well-being comes first under Section 13B. You and your spouse decide on joint custody (shared parenting) or sole custody (one parent with visitation rights). Submit your child’s birth certificate and a notarized custody agreement. The court, sometimes with counselors, ensures the plan is fair, allowing changes later if needed. Learn more about our child custody services tailored for Kolkata families.

Can I file for mutual divorce in Kolkata if my spouse is abroad or in another city?

Definitely. You can file in Kolkata if one spouse lives here (say, in Tollygunge) or if your marriage was solemnized in Kolkata, per Section 19 of the Hindu Marriage Act. We make it easy for couples separated by distance, including NRIs, using video conferencing for hearings at the Family Court, as supported by Calcutta High Court’s 2025 digital guidelines.

How do I handle property division in a Kolkata mutual divorce?

Property division in Kolkata’s mutual divorce is part of your settlement agreement, covering assets like flats in Rajarhat or ancestral homes in North Kolkata. Both spouses negotiate terms, which are notarized and submitted with your petition at the Family Court. Clear documentation, like property deeds or bank statements, helps avoid disputes. Our team ensures your agreement is fair and legally sound, saving you from the hassle of a Dakshineswar queue.

Real Stories from Our Clients

Hear from couples across Kolkata who trusted us for their mutual divorce process.

Our petition was filed at Kolkata Family Court. The lawyers explained each step in simple Bengali and English, so both our families could understand. The process was smooth and without unnecessary stress, which really mattered to us.
– Anirban & Moumita, Salt Lake
Ours was an arranged marriage that didn’t work out. We were nervous about facing the court, but the legal team made us comfortable. The paperwork was handled online, and the court date came sooner than expected. It was dignified and respectful.
– S. Dutta & Riya, Park Street
As a working couple, we had limited time to manage court procedures. The lawyers prepared everything, from MoU drafting to filing at the Family court. We only had to attend two short hearings, and our divorce was finalized without delays.
– Rajesh & Sharmila, Howrah