You’re not alone if filing a mutual divorce feels daunting. At Noida Family Court in Surajpur, the process is streamlined under
Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, with over 1,200 cases processed yearly. Here’s your guide:
1. Mutual Agreement: Discuss with your spouse to end the marriage, agreeing on alimony, custody, and property. A written agreement helps.
2. Gather Documents: Collect your Marriage Certificate, two joint photos, passport-size photos, and address proof like Aadhaar. Include custody plans for children.
3. File Petition: Submit a joint petition at
Surajpur or via the
e-filing portal, perfect for Sector 18 residents.
4. First Motion: Attend a hearing to confirm consent. NRIs can use video conferencing.
5. Cooling-Off: Wait 6 months, waivable with evidence (see FAQ below).
6. Second Motion: Receive your divorce decree at the final hearing.
Our
Noida divorce lawyers ensure a smooth process.