Fast Divorce in India: Get Separated Quickly and Easily

Need a quick divorce in India? Mutual consent divorce is the fastest way to get legally separated—done online, affordable at just ₹40,000. Whether you’re in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, or abroad as an NRI, we handle end-to-end the process from filing to divorce decree, and guide you every step of the way.

With over 15 years of helping thousands, we know how to make divorce fast, fair, and stress-free.
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Why Mutual Divorce is the Fastest Way to Get Divorced in India

Mutual divorce is the quickest legal way to end a marriage in India, designed for couples who agree to part ways peacefully. Unlike contested divorces, which can take 2-5 years due to disputes and multiple hearings, mutual divorce under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, streamlines the process to as little as 2 months, thanks to Supreme Court rulings like Amardeep Singh v. Harveen Kaur allowing courts to waive the six-month cooling-off period when reconciliation is unlikely.

Why is it faster? You and your spouse agree on key terms—custody, alimony, property—before filing, avoiding lengthy court battles. Our online platform further speeds things up by letting you apply divorce and submit documents online, reducing paperwork delays. Plus, courts in cities like Delhi and Mumbai are increasingly efficient, processing Mutual Divorces in India faster than ever.

Real Story: Neha and Arjun’s 2-Month Divorce

In 2024, Neha and Arjun from Bangalore decided to part ways after two years of separation. They approached Mutual Divorce Online for a fast track mutual divorce. We helped them prepare a clear agreement on alimony and property, drafted their petition online, filed case in the family court, and requested a cooling-off waiver. The court approved, and they received their divorce decree in less 2 months—no drama, no delays. That’s the power of mutual consent and expert support.

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Myths vs. Realities of a Fast Divorce in India

Searching for a “fast divorce in India” brings up plenty of myths. Let’s clear the air with facts and practical insights to help you move forward confidently.

Myth: I Can Get a Divorce in 1 Month

Reality: A “divorce in 1 month India” is a stretch, between 45 days to 2 months is possible with mutual consent. The Supreme Court allows courts to waive the six-month cooling-off period in cases of irretrievable breakdown. For example, if you’ve lived apart for 18 months and agree on all terms, our lawyers can push for a waiver, potentially finalizing your divorce in 6-8 weeks. Without a waiver, expect 6-9 months.

Tip: Start early and ensure all documents are ready to maximize speed.

Myth: Online Divorce Means No Court Involvement

Reality: Online mutual divorce in India simplifies filing—you submit documents and petitions digitally—but courts still require one or two hearings to confirm consent. These can be in-person or via video, especially for NRIs. Our platform minimizes visits, often limiting them to one quick hearing, saving weeks.

Tip: Use our online form to apply for divorce from anywhere in India.

Myth: Fast Divorce Costs a Fortune

Reality: A fast divorce doesn’t have to break the bank. Our flat ₹40,000 fee covers everything—document prep, filing, and court support—making it affordable compared to contested divorces, which can cost ₹1-5 lakh due to prolonged litigation. In cities like Delhi or Mumbai, where legal fees are high, our transparent fee structure stands out.

Tip: With us, you pay the total divorce fee of ₹40,000 in 4 equal installments.

Myth: Fast Divorce Compromises Fairness

Reality: Speed doesn’t mean sacrificing fairness. Our experienced lawyers ensure your agreement on custody, alimony, and property is well-documented and legally sound. For example, in 2024, we helped Sandhya in Jaipur secure fair alimony in a 2-month divorce by carefully drafting her mutual consent petition and guiding her on how to align terms with her spouse before filing.

Tip: Discuss all terms clearly with your spouse in advance. Once both parties agree, our legal team can help you fast-track mutual divorce process.

Myth: Only Big Cities Offer Quick Divorces

Reality: Fast divorces are possible across India, not just in Gurugram or Mumbai. Smaller cities like Kolkata or Lucknow have efficient family courts, and our online platform ensures speed regardless of location. We’ve helped couples in Tier-2 cities like Kanpur complete divorces in 2-3 months.

Tip: Check our city-specific guides for local court insights.

Challenges That Slow Down Divorce (And How to Avoid Them)

Even with mutual divorce, delays can happen. Here’s how to tackle common hurdles for the fastest way to get a divorce in India:

Incomplete or Incorrect Documents

Missing a marriage certificate or submitting incomplete affidavits can stall your case for weeks. Courts are strict about documentation, especially in busy cities like Gurgaon or Mumbai.

Solution: Our team verifies all documents before filing. We offer alternatives if you lack any required document.

Disagreements on Terms

If you and your spouse can’t agree on custody or alimony, the process halts. For example, a 2024 case in Noida stalled when a couple disagreed on property division mid-process.

Solution: Settle terms upfront with your spouse. Our team ensures both parties are on the same page while filing divorce.

Court Scheduling Delays

Busy family courts, especially in smaller cities, may schedule hearings weeks apart, extending timelines beyond 2 months.

Solution: Our lawyers coordinate with courts to prioritize your case and request early hearings, especially when seeking waivers.

Withdrawal of Consent

If one spouse changes their mind before the final decree, the process stops, forcing a contested divorce that takes years.

Solution: Send a legal notice to your spouse to formally begin mutual divorce talks. It confirms intent and reduces the risk of withdrawal.

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How to Prepare for a Fast Divorce in India

Preparation is key to a quick divorce in India. Here’s a detailed checklist to get legally separated fast:

Organize Your Documents

Gather essentials like your marriage certificate, ID proofs, Address Proofs etc. Missing documents? We can use affidavits or other proof to keep things moving.

For NRIs: Ensure documents are notarized if abroad, and we’ll handle Indian court requirements.

Agree on All Terms

Discuss custody, alimony, and property division with your spouse before filing. For example, decide if one spouse gets primary custody with visitation rights or if alimony is a one-time payment (if applicable). Clear terms prevent court delays.

Note: For mutual divorce, both parties must agree on all settlement terms.

Choose Online Filing

Our secure online portal lets you apply for mutual divorce and submit documents instantly, saving weeks compared to manual filing. This is ideal for NRIs or busy couples in cities like Kolkata or Bengaluru.

Tip: Start with our online mutual divorce form for a 24-hour case review by expert divorce lawyers.

Get the Right Legal Support

A lawyer for mutual divorce can make or break your timeline. Our team, with 15+ years of experience, knows how to request cooling-off waivers and navigate courts efficiently.

Tip: Ask about waiver possibilities during your free consultation.

Real Story: Divorce in 7 weeks

Abhilasha from Gurugram wanted a fast divorce but was overwhelmed by paperwork. We guided her to collect her marriage certificate and other required documents, helped her go thru settlement terms, and filed online. The court waived the cooling-off period, and her divorce was finalized in 7 weeks.

Fast Divorce for NRIs: No Travel, No Hassle

For NRIs in the USA, UK, Canada, UAE, or beyond, getting a divorce in India without going to court is entirely possible. Our online mutual divorce process for NRIs lets you file from anywhere, using secure digital submissions. In 2025, Indian courts are more NRI-friendly, sometimes allowing virtual appearances or sPOA to speed up the process.

How it works: Start by filling out the online form and our team will take it from there. We file your case in the family court of the city where you got married or belong to, facilitate 1st and 2nd motion, while handling all other legal steps on the way. You don’t need to travel, saving time and money. Our team ensures the fastest legal way to end a marriage in India, often wrapping up in 2-3 months.

Real Story: Sandeep and Ruchira’s 3-Month NRI Divorce

Sandeep and Ruchira, living in Germany, wanted a quick divorce in India. They used our online platform to start the process and appointed a representative via sPOA for court. Their divorce was finalized in 3 months, with no travel required, proving NRIs can get divorced quickly from abroad.

Why it’s fast: No travel, digital filings, and our expertise in NRI cases cut weeks off the process. Learn more in our NRI Divorce Guide.

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Top Tips for a Quick Divorce in India

Want to get a divorce quickly in India? These detailed tips, tailored for both residents and NRIs, ensure a smooth, fast process:

Document Preparation

  • Collect essentials like your marriage certificate, Aadhaar, and two passport-size photos each. Missing a certificate? We can use affidavits or invitation cards.

Effective Communication

  • Discuss terms openly with your spouse to prevent mid-process disputes. For example, agree on custody schedules or alimony amounts upfront.

Leverage Technology

  • Opt for online divorce filing for mutual consent and documentation, saving days and weeks compared to manual filing.

Choose the Right Lawyer

  • An experienced divorce lawyer plays a vital role to keep the overall process on fast-track mode.

We have over a decade of experience and expertise in Mutual Consent Divorce across different family courts in India, making us an ideal choice for couples looking for divorce peacefully, smoothly and quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions About Fast Divorce

With mutual consent divorce, you can get legally separated in 6-8 weeks if the court waives the six-month cooling-off period, as allowed under 2025 rulings like Amardeep Singh v. Harveen Kaur. Standard cases take 6-9 months, but our expert lawyers streamline everything for speed.

While a divorce in 1 month is rare, it’s possible in exceptional cases where courts waive the cooling-off period due to irretrievable breakdown. Typically, expect 1-2 months with proper preparation and cooperation. Our team ensures all documents and agreements are ready to avoid delays.

Yes, couple can apply for mutual divorce via by filling out the online divorce form on our website, saving days. While two to three court hearings are required (in-person), our platform minimizes visits for a fast process.

Yes, NRIs can file for mutual divorce with us online, attend court hearings using video hearings or a representative via sPOA (recommended). Our streamlined process ensures quick results for NRIs worldwide.

Courts may waive the six-month cooling-off period if reconciliation is unlikely, as per Supreme Court rulings. To increase your chances, ensure clear agreements on custody and alimony, and work with experienced lawyers like us to present a strong case.

Not at all. Our flat ₹40,000 fee covers everything for a fast mutual divorce, far less than contested divorces costing lakhs. Transparent pricing and online filing make it affordable for residents and NRIs alike.