Divorce cases in India can involve a wide range of issues that must be resolved in order to bring the marriage to an end. Some of the common issues that are involved in divorce cases in India include: Grounds for divorce: In India, divorce can be obtained on specific grounds such as cruelty, adultery, desertion, … Continue reading What are the issues involved in divorce cases in India? →

According to the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), cruelty by a husband or his relatives is one of the most common forms of violence faced by women in India. In 2020, there were a total of 87,940 cases of cruelty by a husband or his relatives reported in India. It's important to note that, cruelty … Continue reading Latest data regarding cruelty in marriages in India. How many men are suffering from matrimonial disputes related to cruelty in India? →

In India, living separately from a spouse or in-laws can be considered grounds for cruelty under section 498A of the Indian Penal Code, which makes cruelty by a husband or his relatives against a wife a criminal offense. However, the determination of whether or not living separately constitutes cruelty is highly dependent on the specific … Continue reading Does living separately from son or living in different house from in laws can create ground for cruelty or 498A cases in India? →

Jurisdiction: One of the biggest issues with NRI marriages is determining which country has jurisdiction over the marriage. This can be particularly difficult if one spouse is living in one country and the other is living in another. Cultural and language barriers: NRI marriages often involve individuals from different cultural backgrounds, which can lead to … Continue reading NRI (Non-Resident Indian) marriages can often present a number of legal and practical issues, some of which include: →

If you have recently been married and would like to file for divorce, you will need to meet certain criteria in order to do so. In India, the grounds for divorce as per the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, are as follow: There are many grounds on which a person can rely, however for best legal … Continue reading I am recently married? Can I file for divorce now? →