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R1 year into marriage and today Wife has admitted that she likes someone else and share a photo of her wim as well. She wants divorce, I am okay with mutual divorce. But it won’t be easy as we both are from conservative family. I don’t know in future she might spin the story or maybe file any cases on me and my family.
What can I do to safeguard me and my family from future trouble? So far she has not made any allegations on me and my family. -
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DHi. I’m a Delhi based lawyer, with an extensive experience in matrimonial matters. If you go for mutual divorce, the terms of settlement clearly state that all the disputes and differences between the parties have been fully and finally settled. It also states that nothing shall be now due from either party to the other on any account and that neither party shall file against the other, or against their family, any case or complaint in relation to events arising out of their matrimonial life. So the mutual divorce is subject to that understanding. However, you need to live apart for a period of one year.
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BIf the spouses are already living apart for more than a year,can the get the mutual divorce without waiting for another one year?
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P1. She has asked for Mutual Divorce, go ahead and file the joint petition. Six months waiting period can be waived off. You can get divorced in a week or two weeks’ time. If you have decided, don’t ponder on it for any longer. [https://divorcebylaw.com/mutual-divorce-lawyer-in-bengaluru/](https://divorcebylaw.com/mutual-divorce-lawyer-in-bengaluru/)
2. Don’t involve your family right now. If her family also gets involved, things may take an ugly turn. Inform them only after you get the divorce decreed.
3. For your satisfaction (for safety) keep some evidence of your wife having an affair or ask her to send an email mentioning the reason for going for Mutual Consent divorce. This is not necessary if you both are matured enough to end the marriage in most civil way possible.
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