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FHusband and I married for 6 years hardly lived with each other for whole 15 months together. We use to have a lot of clashes and fights, now it’s 1.5 years I am living separately. My own family doesn’t support of my divorce even though I am unhappy. Left my in laws side of jewelry in their place when I moved out. What are my grounds for contest, how can I make it quick ?
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DHi. I’m a lawyer, specialising in matrimonial and related laws. Contested divorces are anything but quick, so you must contemplate if mutual is possible. For grounds, the facts need to be known at length. You seem to be closest to the ground of cruelty, rest if there was a third party involvement from his end- then adultery. There are more, but not sure if they apply in your case.
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P1. It seems to me that you both are not willing to live with each other. In that case Mutual Consent Divorce is the quickest way to get divorced. If the cooling off period can be waived off by the court, you can get divorced within a week or couple of weeks max. Since you are living separately for a very long time, there shouldn’t be any issues in waiving off the cooling period. Check the other pre-requisites and process here [https://divorcebylaw.com/mutual-divorce-lawyer-in-bengaluru/](https://divorcebylaw.com/mutual-divorce-lawyer-in-bengaluru/)
2. For contested divorce, having a ground on which you claim divorce becomes necessary. this is time consuming. If your husband does not agree to settle the issues through mediation or if he keeps taking time at every stage of the proceedings, it does take inordinately longer time to get the matter settled. Check if you have any grounds based on which you can claim divorce, [https://divorcebylaw.com/best-contested-divorce-lawyers-in-bangalore/](https://divorcebylaw.com/best-contested-divorce-lawyers-in-bangalore/)
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