Divorce and matrimonial matters

Divorce and family lawyer assistance in Asansol and Durgapur

Family and matrimonial proceedings require privacy, accurate documents and a clear understanding of the applicable personal law, relationship history, existing proceedings, financial circumstances and the welfare of any child involved.

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Mutual-consent and contested proceedings

Under the Hindu Marriage Act, section 13B addresses divorce by mutual consent, while section 13 addresses specified grounds for divorce. The applicable statute and procedure depend on the marriage and facts.

Connected questions may arise

Maintenance during proceedings, permanent alimony, custody and property issues can require separate evidence and consideration. The Hindu Marriage Act includes provisions addressing maintenance and custody, but no general webpage can determine entitlement.

Marriage and identity records
Income and expense documents
Prior notices or proceedings
A private chronology of material events

Privacy and measured communication

Family disputes often contain sensitive personal information. Avoid publishing allegations online, preserve relevant communications lawfully and obtain advice before sending notices or signing settlements.

Official sources

Legal provisions can change and their application depends on the facts. Review the current official text and obtain case-specific advice.

Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 — India Code

Frequently asked questions

General information before consultation.

What is the basic difference between mutual-consent and contested divorce?

Mutual-consent divorce is jointly sought where statutory conditions are met. A contested divorce is pursued on a legally recognised ground and requires adjudication.

Can maintenance and custody be considered with matrimonial proceedings?

They may arise in or alongside matrimonial proceedings, but the applicable provision and relief depend on the facts, statute and court.

How can a consultation be arranged?

Call either chamber telephone number, briefly identify the type and urgency of the matter, and confirm a suitable consultation time before visiting.

This page provides general information only. It is not legal advice, does not create an advocate-client relationship and does not guarantee any outcome.