Divorce in India used to be taboo, but in more recent years, it has become increasingly common. There are a number of additional causes that could be socioeconomic. With time, societal shifts, legal changes, and economic empowerment have led to a change in the perception of divorce, making it a more viable option for those who are having marital difficulties.

1. Divorce in India
A l l a b o u t

2. Divorce in India used to be taboo, but in more recent
years, it has become increasingly common. There are
a number of additional causes that could be
socioeconomic. With time, societal shifts, legal
changes, and economic empowerment have led to a
change in the perception of divorce, making it a more
viable option for those who are having marital
difficulties.
Introduction

3. Divorce: What Is It?
The formal termination of a marriage occurs
when both parties file for divorce, allowing
them to go their own ways and get married
again if they so desire. People who are unhappy
with their partner or family, who are ready to
move on, and who wish to start over usually
choose to get a divorce

4. What Are India's Typical
Reasons for Divorce?
The rising rates of divorce in India are caused by
a number of variables, including
• Incompatibility
• Domestic Violence
• Adultery
• Financial Issues
• Family Interference

5. Which Divorce Types
Are There?
Mutual Divorce
File for Mutual Divorce if both parties wish to dissolve their
marriage amicably and mutually. This method is typically less
expensive, faster, and less harmful. When choosing a mutual
divorce, the parties should first talk over the terms and conditions
Contested Divorce
It shall be a disputed divorce if one of the parties contests the
terms and conditions of the separation or disagrees with the
decision to file for divorce. The case dismissal procedure is a
more drawn-out, intricate court action.
There are two primary
types of divorce in
India

6. • Marriage Certificate
• Address Proof
• Identity Proof
• Income Proof
• Proof of Mutual Consent
Which Documents Are
Needed in a Divorce?
In India, certain documents are required in order to initiate divorce
proceedings. These documents include:

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