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DContested divorces do end up taking 3-5 years, depending on surrounding factors. You can cut it short by appointing a local commissioner to record evidence, when that stage arrives. But yes, do expect a minimum of 3 years, for adjudication.DYou definitely have grounds for a divorce, and a contested one, cruelty being one. The evidence is usually limited in such cases, and courts usually join the dots to arrive at a judgment. But what evidence can be quoted as relevant can only be decided post a detailed discussion. Delhi based lawyer here. Please feel free to reach out, should you require. Thanks.DYou can send them a legal notice, demanding what you expect from them in terms of redressal of your issues. If it doesn’t work out, file a consumer complaint.DThis is a very common scam. You’ll receive an amount credit message which is very similar to the message you receive from the bank when money is credited into your account. The scammer will ask you to refund it, but please don’t do anything without checking your account balance. That message is sent by the scammer, not the bank.DSorry unable to advise on other issues, with so many scattered and other missing facts. But in terms of transfer, if it’s causing you so much inconvenience, filing a transfer petition is worth a shot.DHigh Court has the power to transfer the case from one subordinate court to another, on certain specific grounds such as financial difficulties, inconvenience etc. of the parties. But that’s a discretionary power and may/may not be granted.DYou need to tell them that you’ll be taking legal action against them, so that they don’t take you for a ride. If things don’t work out, send a legal notice and if that doesn’t work either, file a consumer complaint.DYa plus there is no guarantee that they will register the will in the first visit itself. Sometimes there are server issues etc. so definitely not worth giving them so much trouble. Should you need any assistance in this regard, pls feel free to reach out.DHi. Delhi based lawyer here. Notarisation will only add a thin layer of authenticity to the will, whereas registration is the strongest evidence of the will’s validity. Last I checked, physical presence of the testator is essential at the time of registration of will, since their video recording is done during the process, to ensure authenticity of the will. But I believe you can ask for exemption in super exceptional cases. Where are the assets located?
