Mutual consent divorce allows couples to dissolve their marriage in a peaceful, cooperative, and time-efficient manner. For NRIs, the process often involves additional documentation, residency declarations, notarisation, and coordination across jurisdictions. Our India-based legal support team assists you by preparing all required paperwork, drafting petitions, managing procedural timelines, and helping you coordinate with your licensed advocate for filing and court hearings.

How We Help You With Mutual Consent Divorce

1. Understanding Your Situation and Requirement: We begin by collecting basic information about your marriage, current residence, separation period, and mutual agreement terms. This helps us understand whether your case meets the legal requirements for a mutual consent divorce under Indian law. For NRI clients, we also review jurisdictional factors like foreign residence, visa status, and address proofs to prepare accurate drafts for your advocate.

2. Drafting the Mutual Consent Divorce Petition: Our team prepares the complete joint petition required for filing before the family court. The draft covers essential details such as background of the marriage, date of separation, and confirmation that both parties are willingly seeking divorce. We also prepare supporting statements regarding jurisdiction, NRI residency, absence of coercion, and compliance with statutory requirements. Every draft is prepared in a clear, attorney-ready format so your licensed advocate can review and file it without delay.

3. Preparing Affidavits, Declarations, and Consent Terms: Mutual consent divorce requires several supporting documents. We prepare affidavits confirming voluntary consent, declarations relating to children (if any), and statements regarding shared assets, maintenance, and any settlement agreement. If one spouse resides abroad, we prepare drafts suitable for notarisation, apostille, or embassy attestation as required. All documents are arranged neatly so they can be executed easily by both parties in India or abroad.

4. Coordination Notes for Foreign-Resident Spouses: Many NRI divorces involve one partner being outside India. We prepare practical instructions on how the abroad-residing spouse can sign, notarise, and send executed documents. If video-conference appearance is permitted by the court (varies by state), we provide a detailed process note so you can coordinate efficiently with your advocate and avoid unnecessary travel.

5. Court Procedure and Timeline Guidance: We create a simple guide explaining the two-motion process under Indian law, for NRIs, we outline how the timeline may vary depending on the court, paperwork, and whether personal appearance is required. This allows you to plan travel, schedule hearings, and coordinate with your lawyer without confusion.

6. Delivery of a Complete Divorce Documentation Pack

Once everything is prepared, we provide a complete set of documents, including the joint petition, affidavits, settlement terms, jurisdiction statements, NRI-specific declarations, and procedural guidelines. You also receive clear filing notes and court-appearance instructions that your licensed advocate can use to complete the process smoothly.

Why NRI Clients Prefer This Service

NRI mutual consent divorce involves cross-border paperwork, multiple attestations, and communication challenges. Our organised documentation support ensures your case is properly structured and ready for review and filing by your licensed advocate. This reduces delays, avoids re-drafting, and helps both parties understand the full process clearly.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What does this service include?

We prepare the complete divorce petition, affidavits, declarations, settlement terms, and a procedural guidance pack that your licensed advocate can use for filing and court hearings.

2. Do you represent clients in court?

No. Court representation must be handled by a licensed advocate. We prepare the documentation and procedural notes required for your lawyer to file and present the case.

3. Who prepares the documents?

All drafts are prepared by our India-based paralegal team and foreign-qualified legal support professionals.

4. Who can use this service?

NRIs and foreign-resident Indian couples who wish to complete a mutual consent divorce under Indian law and need assistance preparing documentation and coordinating the process.

End your marriage peacefully, with clarity and proper documentation.

Contact us to begin your Mutual Consent Divorce support.