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The Karnataka High Court ruled that a wife who was employed before marriage cannot remain idle and claim full maintenance from her husband.

The Karnataka High Court ruled that a husband's refusal to consummate the marriage, influenced by spiritual beliefs, constitutes cruelty under the Hindu Marriage Act.

The Hon'ble Bombay High Court had held and observed recently in REVISION APPLICATION NO.408 OF 2019 on 23rd March 2023.

In the case of Anil Kumar Jain vs. Maya Jain, the Punjab, and Haryana High Court ruled that the act of a wife going to her husband's office and abusing him in front of his colleagues and...

The judgment of the Supreme Court of India waiving off the mandatory waiting period of six months for couples seeking divorce by mutual consent is a progressive and much-needed step towards...

While adultery is decriminalized in India, it remains a legal ground for divorce. Know what this means for your marriage and legal options.

The Supreme Court challenges the logic behind the 2-year separation requirement for Christian couples seeking mutual consent divorce in India.

6 months waiting period prescribed under Section 13B(2) of Hindu Marriage Act for Divorce by mutual consent is not mandatory, and can be waived under certain circumstances.

Focus on key legal points that matter before initiating divorce - eligibility, documentation, consent, and courtroom expectations.

Learn how NRIs can file for mutual consent divorce in India. Understand jurisdiction, legal process, and practical solutions for cross-border divorces.

An extra-marital affair can be strong grounds for divorce even though adultery is no longer a criminal offense. Know the legal implications.

Understand the essential factors that influence a mutual consent divorce in India - from legal requirements and timelines to documentation and court appearances.