Best Divorce Lawyer in Supreme Court of India

With over two decades of experience in handling complex divorce, child custody, maintenance, and property-related matters, Advocate Rajpurohit brings unmatched legal expertise and personalized support to every case he undertakes. His specialization in Supreme Court divorce litigation makes him a trusted choice for clients across India and NRIs seeking effective and prompt legal resolutions.

Expert in:

• Mutual Consent Divorce Appeals in Supreme Court
• Contested Divorce Matters (Cruelty, Desertion, Adultery, etc.)
• NRI Divorce Lawyer and Cross-Border Matrimonial Disputes
• Supreme Court Transfer Petitions under Section 25 CPC
• Child Custody & Visitation Rights
• Maintenance & Alimony Cases
• Final Appeals & Special Leave Petitions (SLPs)

Why Transfer petition in Supreme court of India ? 

In many family or divorce matters, one party may face difficulties attending court proceedings in a particular city or state. In such cases, the Supreme Court of India allows a person to file a Transfer Petition under Section 25 of the Civil Procedure Code (CPC) to shift the case from one state to another.

When all legal remedies are exhausted or when constitutional questions arise in matrimonial cases, the Supreme Court of India becomes the ultimate forum. Advocate Rajiv Rajpurohit’s extensive practice in Supreme Court litigation makes him a reliable ally for clients in pursuit of justice at the highest level.

Supreme Court Divorce Process 

Here is a simplified process if your divorce matter is being heard in the Supreme Court of India:

• Filing the Petition – The case starts with the filing of a Special Leave Petition (SLP), appeal, or transfer petition.

• Notice Issued – The court issues notice to the opposite party.

• Bypassing Waiting Period – The six-month waiting period mandated under Section 13B(2) of the Hindu Marriage Act. 

• Hearing of Interim Relief – Matters like Child Custody Lawyer or stay on proceedings are taken up early.

• Submission of Replies & Evidence – Both parties submit documents and affidavits.

• Final Arguments – The court hears arguments from both sides.

• Judgment – A final order or decree is passed by the Hon’ble Court.

Advocate Rajiv Rajpurohit personally handles each stage with utmost care and diligence to ensure clarity, efficiency, and results.

Documents Required for Supreme Court Divorce Cases 

Here is a basic list of documents that may be required depending on the type of case (mutual consent, contested, or appeal):

• Marriage Certificate
• Aadhar Cards / ID Proof of both parties
• Passport (for NRIs or foreign nationals)
• Petition/Order from Lower Courts or High Court
• Affidavits by both parties
• Address Proof
• Passport-size photographs
• Evidence supporting grounds for divorce (in contested matters)
• Proof of income (salary slips, IT returns – for maintenance/alimony cases)
• Child Birth Certificate (in custody-related matters)

Note: The exact document list may vary depending on the facts of your case. You will be guided at each step.

Nationwide Representation for Divorce Cases

Advocate Rajiv Rajpurohit regularly represents clients from Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, and international locations, in Supreme Court matrimonial matters. Whether it’s filing a Transfer Petition , challenging a High Court judgment, or pursuing a final appeal, his expertise ensures timely action and the best possible outcome.

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If your divorce or family matter requires representation in the Supreme Court, reach out to Advocate Rajiv Rajpurohit for a strategic case assessment and personalized legal counsel.

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