Your Questions Answered: Mutual Divorce in Lucknow
How long does a mutual divorce take in Lucknow?
A mutual divorce in Lucknow generally takes 6–12 months, including the 6-month cooling-off period under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. Per Allahabad High Court rulings, this period can be waived if both parties agree and reconciliation is unlikely, potentially reducing the timeline. At Mutual Divorce Online, we optimize filings at the Lucknow Family Court for a faster process.
Can I file a mutual divorce online in Lucknow?
Absolutely. In 2025, the Lucknow Family Court embraces digital filings, and our platform makes it easy to file from Gomti Nagar, Hazratganj, or anywhere in the city. Start with our online divorce form, and our skilled lawyers handle all paperwork and submissions remotely, minimizing court visits for a seamless experience.
What documents do I need for a mutual divorce in Lucknow?
You’ll need: a Marriage Certificate (or Invitation Card if unavailable), two joint marriage photos, two passport-size photos per spouse, address proof (e.g., Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, or utility bill), and, if applicable, a custody agreement or child’s birth certificate. These ensure compliance with Lucknow Family Court requirements. Our team verifies everything online for a smooth process.
What is the cost of a mutual divorce in Lucknow?
Our all-inclusive mutual divorce service costs ₹40,000, covering legal fees, court charges, and expert support at the Lucknow Family Court. Pay in four ₹10,000 installments: after document verification, First Motion filing, Second Motion filing, and upon receiving your decree. This transparent pricing suits residents in Alambagh, Mahanagar, or beyond, with no hidden fees.
Where are mutual divorce cases handled in Lucknow?
Mutual divorce cases are processed at the Lucknow Family Court, located at Kaiserbagh Officer's Colony, Kaiser Bagh, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 226001, with additional facilities at Roushanuddaulah, Qaiserbagh. Serving all of Lucknow, including Aminabad and Gomti Nagar, our lawyers are well-versed in its procedures, ensuring an efficient process.
Can we file for a mutual divorce after living apart?
Yes, you can file for a mutual divorce in Lucknow if you and your spouse have lived separately for at least one year, as required by the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. This demonstrates irreconcilable differences to the Lucknow Family Court, qualifying you for a mutual consent divorce.
Is mutual divorce possible if one spouse is abroad?
Yes, mutual divorce is feasible even if one spouse lives abroad. The non-resident can authorize representation via a Special Power of Attorney. Our team manages online filings and virtual consultations for the Lucknow Family Court, ensuring both parties’ interests are safeguarded. Contact us at +(91) 9211593523 or visit our NRI Divorce page for details.