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Mutual Divorce Lawyer in Delhi

QuickDivorce is a family law practice with its Delhi chamber inside the Dwarka Courts complex, Sector 10. As a mutual divorce lawyer in Delhi, we draft the settlement, file the joint petition and represent both spouses through every step of the mutual divorce process, with fixed fees agreed before you start.

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150+Family cases handled in Delhi courts
4.8/5Average client rating
6–8 mo.Typical mutual divorce timeline

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Across Delhi

A mutual divorce lawyer who works with Delhi's family courts

A mutual divorce is the simplest way to end a marriage when both spouses agree on separation, alimony, custody and property. Our chamber is at Dwarka Courts, and we handle mutual divorce filings across Delhi's district courts. Most consultations happen over video, so you can speak to a mutual divorce lawyer without travelling across the city. Not sure who to choose? See our note on what to look for in a divorce consultant in Dwarka.

Area served

All of Delhi and nearby NCR, for couples filing mutual divorce petitions

Family courts

Chamber at Dwarka Courts, Sector 10, with filings handled before the competent Delhi Family Court for your area

Consultation options

In-person at your convenience, or video call from anywhere in Delhi

Meet your advocate

Who you'll be working with

QuickDivorce is a family law practice with lawyers enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi, focused on mutual divorce, contested divorce, custody and maintenance matters. You can read more about our practice and team here.

Advocate Manish Kashyap, mutual divorce lawyer in Delhi
Adv. Manish Kashyap
Mutual Divorce & Family Laws Advocate, Delhi
Bar Council of Delhi (10+ Yrs Exp.)
Chamber No. 301 A, Dwarka Courts, Sector 10 Dwarka, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi 110075

Our team has guided many couples through mutual divorce in Delhi, from the first consultation and settlement drafting to the final decree. Familiarity with the paperwork the court expects, and with how petitions are listed, is often what keeps a straightforward mutual divorce moving instead of stalling on avoidable delays.

We take on a limited number of matters at a time so every client gets direct access to the lawyer handling their case, not a rotating handoff between juniors.

  • Bar enrolmentAdvocate enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi, practising in family and matrimonial law.
  • Court experienceRegular appearances before Delhi family courts in mutual consent and contested matters.
  • Case focusMutual divorce, contested divorce, custody, and maintenance — no unrelated litigation.
  • Direct accessYou deal with the lawyer on your file, not a call-centre intake team.

Practice areas

Mutual divorce & family law services in Delhi

Whichever path your case needs, from an amicable mutual divorce to a disputed matter, handled by a divorce advocate who knows the Delhi court process.

Mutual Divorce in Delhi

For couples who agree to part ways. We draft the settlement and represent both motions under Section 13-B before the Delhi family court, including requests to waive the cooling-off period where applicable. Learn more about mutual consent divorce, or see how our mutual divorce online process lets you start from anywhere.

Contested Divorce Advocate, Delhi

If your spouse does not agree to a mutual divorce, we handle contested divorce cases, building and arguing the case at every hearing and negotiating settlement whenever the other side becomes open to it. If your spouse is untraceable or repeatedly avoids appearing before the court, we can also advise on filing an ex-parte divorce.

Child Custody & Maintenance

For Delhi families, we work out custody, visitation, alimony and maintenance terms as part of the mutual divorce settlement, drafted to hold up in court.

Documentation & Drafting

Settlement deeds, affidavits and property agreements, drafted for DDA flats, shared property and other arrangements common in Delhi.

The mutual divorce process

How the mutual divorce process works in Delhi

Section 13-B of the Hindu Marriage Act follows a fixed sequence at the Delhi family courts, and requires that the spouses have been living separately for at least one year before the petition is filed. The Special Marriage Act, 1954 (Section 28) has a similar mutual consent route. Here's what to expect.

1

Consultation & document review

We review your documents, check eligibility (including the one-year separation requirement) and map the fastest realistic route for your case.

2

Settlement drafting & joint petition

We draft the settlement covering alimony, custody and property, and file the joint petition before the competent Delhi family court.

3

First motion & recorded statements

Both parties appear to record statements; the court admits the first motion.

4

Cooling-off period

Six months for reconciliation, waivable in qualifying cases — we file for this whenever it applies.

5

Second motion & decree

The court passes the final decree dissolving the marriage.

Why Delhi couples choose us

Clear process, handled with care

A mutual divorce should be calm and predictable. We keep the paperwork accurate and your case moving.

Private by default

Confidential handling for every client.

Fees agreed upfront

One fixed quote, no per-hearing surprises.

Video consultations

Fewer trips needed, from anywhere in Delhi.

Mutual divorce lawyer fees

Mutual divorce lawyer fees in Delhi

Mutual divorce lawyer fees depend on how many issues need to be settled, so we quote one fixed fee after a short review of your situation. You know the full figure before we start, with no per-hearing surprises.

Straightforward mutual divorce

Where both sides agree on all terms, there are fewer hearings and a predictable timeline, which keeps the fee lower.

Property, alimony & custody terms

Fees can vary when the settlement involves property division, alimony or child custody that needs detailed drafting. Quoted upfront after case review.

Cooling-off waiver

If you want the six-month waiting period waived, a separate application is needed. We tell you this cost upfront.

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Mutual divorce lawyer near me

Looking for a mutual divorce lawyer near you in Delhi?

Delhi has several district courts, and the court that hears your petition depends on where you last lived together or where the spouse lives. We confirm the right court in your first consultation and take on mutual divorce clients from across Delhi.

Delhi district courts

Dwarka CourtsTis Hazari CourtsSaket Courts Karkardooma CourtsRohini CourtsPatiala House Courts Rouse Avenue Courts

Delhi localities

DwarkaJanakpuriUttam Nagar VikaspuriRohiniPitampura SaketVasant KunjLajpat Nagar Laxmi NagarNajafgarhPalam

Delhi NCR cities

GurgaonNoidaFaridabadGhaziabad

Want a location-specific page? See our divorce lawyer in Dwarka Sector 10.

Client feedback

What clients say about our mutual divorce service

"Handled our mutual consent case start to finish and kept things calm at every hearing. Always told us exactly what to expect next, so nothing felt uncertain."

R. Sharma — Delhi
Mutual divorce

"Video consultations meant I didn't have to take repeated leave from work for a simple update. Every call was on time and to the point."

N. Kapoor — Delhi
Mutual divorce

"Straightforward fee structure and no surprises through the whole process — the quote we got at the first consultation was exactly what we paid."

S. Verma — Delhi
Mutual divorce

"Helped us work out a custody and visitation arrangement without turning it into a long fight. Explained the paperwork clearly so we knew what we were signing."

P. Malhotra — Delhi
Child custody & maintenance

"Questions were answered the same day over phone, and the whole mutual divorce process was explained step by step before we filed."

K. Chawla — Delhi
Mutual divorce

"My case was contested and dragged on longer than I expected, but I always felt someone was actually fighting my corner at every hearing, not just showing up."

A. Bhatia — Delhi
Contested divorce

Questions from Delhi couples

Frequently asked questions

A mutual divorce is a divorce where both spouses jointly agree to end the marriage and settle alimony, custody and property between themselves. In India it is filed as a joint petition under Section 13-B of the Hindu Marriage Act, or Section 28 of the Special Marriage Act. Read more on our mutual divorce page.
In a mutual divorce, both spouses agree to separate and on all terms, and file a joint petition under Section 13-B. In a contested divorce, one spouse files on a legal ground such as cruelty or desertion and the other opposes, so it usually takes longer and costs more. See our page on contested divorce.
Fees depend on how many issues need settling, such as property, alimony or custody, and whether a cooling-off waiver is needed. We quote a fixed figure before starting. See the fees section above, or message us on WhatsApp for a quote.
There's no official ranking, but look for an advocate who is Bar Council-enrolled, handles family matters regularly, explains the process clearly and quotes a fixed fee upfront. Our guide on choosing a divorce consultant has more tips.
Choose a lawyer familiar with the family court that has jurisdiction over your case. Our chamber is at Dwarka Courts, Sector 10, and most consultations can be done over video, so you can work with us from anywhere in Delhi.
Typically 6–8 months including the statutory cooling-off period, though this can be shorter where the court permits a waiver.
Under Section 13-B of the Hindu Marriage Act, the spouses must have been living separately for at least one year before the joint petition is filed. The Special Marriage Act has a similar requirement. We check your eligibility during the first consultation.
Generally no. Under Section 14 of the Hindu Marriage Act, a divorce petition cannot be presented within one year of marriage, except with the court's leave in cases of exceptional hardship or exceptional depravity. Separately, Section 13-B requires the spouses to have lived separately for at least one year.
Yes, in appropriate cases. The Supreme Court has held that the period is not mandatory and the family court can waive it if the parties have been separated for a long time and settlement terms are in place. It remains at the court's discretion, and we file the application whenever your case qualifies.
In general, yes. Both spouses appear before the family court to record statements for the first motion and again for the second motion. In some situations, such as when a spouse lives abroad, courts may permit appearance through video conferencing. We tell you in advance how many appearances to expect.
Consultation, document sharing and drafting can all be done online, and our mutual divorce online process lets you start from anywhere. Court appearances still apply, but the court may allow video conferencing in suitable cases. We advise what is workable for your situation.
These are settled by the spouses themselves in a written settlement deed; there is no fixed formula. The court checks that the terms are voluntary, and the child's welfare is the priority in custody. Common terms include one-time or instalment alimony, return of stridhan, division of property, and custody and visitation. We draft these so they are clear and enforceable.
In a genuine mutual consent matter, one lawyer can draft the joint settlement, since both sides already agree on terms. If disagreements come up later, each spouse should have independent counsel.
Marriage certificate, address proof of both spouses, recent photographs, and a summary of shared property or assets. We'll tell you if anything else is needed for your specific case.
Consent must continue until the second motion, so either spouse can withdraw before the decree. If that happens, the case can be converted to a contested divorce. If your spouse stops appearing altogether, we can guide you on an ex-parte divorce filing.

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Chamber: No. 301 A, Dwarka Courts, Sector 10 Dwarka, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi 110075
Serving: Delhi & NCR
Hours: Mon–Sat, 9:30am – 7:00pm IST
Chamber No. 301 A, Dwarka Courts, Sector 10 Dwarka, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi 110075 — serving clients across Delhi.