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  1. Consultation with a Lawyer:

    • Before initiating the divorce process, consult with a family lawyer to understand your rights, options, and the legal procedures involved.
  2. Grounds for Divorce:

    • Determine the grounds for divorce. In India, grounds can include cruelty, adultery, desertion, conversion to another religion, mental disorder, or incurable disease.
  3. Filing the Petition:

    • File a divorce petition at the family court having jurisdiction over your residence. The petitioner (spouse filing for divorce) needs to submit the petition along with supporting documents.
  4. Service of Notice:

    • The court issues a notice to the other spouse (respondent) after the petition is filed. The respondent has the opportunity to contest the divorce or agree to it.
  5. Response by the Respondent:

    • The respondent can file a written response to the divorce petition. If both parties agree to the divorce and its terms, the process can move forward faster.
  6. Mediation and Counseling:

    • Some courts may suggest mediation or counseling to reconcile the differences between the spouses. If successful, the divorce may be avoided.
  7. Evidence and Examination:

    • Both parties present evidence to support their case. Witnesses may be called, and cross-examination may take place.
  8. Interim Orders:
      • The court may issue interim orders related to child custody, alimony, or financial matters during the divorce.
  9. Final Hearing:

    • After considering all evidence, the court conducts a final hearing.
    • Both parties and their lawyers present their arguments, and the court makes a decision.
  10. Decree of Divorce:

    • If the court is satisfied, it issues a decree of divorce.
    • The decree becomes final after a waiting period, during which either party can appeal.
  11. Appeal (if necessary):

    • Either party can appeal the decision within the stipulated time frame if they disagree with the judgment.
  12. Execution of Decree:

    • Once the waiting period lapses and no appeal is filed, the decree becomes executable, and the marriage is legally dissolved.
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