Family & Divorce
Mutual Divorce
A mutual divorce is when both spouses agree that the marriage should end and settle matters like maintenance, property, and children between themselves. A verified family advocate can prepare and file the joint petition, draft a fair settlement that reflects what both sides have agreed, and guide you through the court appearances until the divorce is granted.
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Documents that help
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- Marriage certificate or proof of marriage
- Identity and address proof of both spouses
- Any existing court notices, petitions or orders
- Children's birth certificates, if custody is involved
- Proof of income, assets and expenses for maintenance matters
- Photographs, messages or records relevant to the dispute
Consultation types
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Office consultationMeet an advocate at the relevant office or location, where available.
Physical visitRequest on-ground legal assistance where the service and location support it.
Common questions
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What is the difference between mutual and contested divorce?
Mutual divorce is by consent and is usually faster; a contested divorce is when one spouse does not agree and the matter is litigated.
How is child custody decided?
Courts decide custody based on the welfare of the child; an advocate helps present your case and can negotiate arrangements.
Can I claim maintenance?
Maintenance/alimony may be claimed depending on circumstances and income. An advocate will assess your eligibility.
What protection is available against domestic violence?
The law provides protection orders, residence and monetary relief. An advocate can move an application quickly.
Is my matter kept confidential?
Yes — details are shared only with the advocate handling your case.
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