Coz the marriage was solmnize in India therefore marriage can be resolved in India only and once the course of divorce is started in India then it cannot be started anywhere else.
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Yes, the same can be challenged in India as Res Judicata. You cannot try the same matter in two courts when the jurisdiction is India.
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Y'all need to file for divorce and both sign the divorce papers before filing them.AnswerDivorce cases are generally dismissed due to the case being inactive. You can refile and make certain you carry it through to the end.
Sure you can. Your case will be rescheduled and then dismissed and closed for no appearance
it take at least 30 days after your hearing is heard for the judges to get everything filed for state records.
Yes, but only if they are Michigan residents.
There is no minimum time requirement for separation before a divorce. Legal residents of the state of Oklahoma can file for a divorce at any time.
any court case that is dismissed without prejudice means it can be heard again at a later time. if it is dismissed WITH prejudice, it means don't bring it up again.
Residents of Georgia can file either a no-fault divorce or fault divorce. There are 12 possible grounds for fault divorces.
US marriages must be dissolved in the state in which they occur.
Um... "dismissed"? What does that mean, exactly?If you're asking if you could file for divorce, and the state could decide "No, there's some technical error with this paperwork, no divorce for you" and that for some reason you might fail to be notified of this... maybe you moved, maybe among the errors was that you put the wrong address on the paperwork, something... yes, that's possible. You would probably begin to suspect something was wrong as time went on and you still hadn't gotten the final papers, but there could potentially be some unspecified period of time when you thought things were moving along but they actually weren't.If you're saying that you got divorced, and got the paperwork to prove it, and then later the state decided to somehow cancel the divorce so that you're actually still married... no, legally that can't happen.Another PerspectiveA divorce case may be dismissed under court rules in most jurisdictions for lack of any activity or for lack of jurisdiction. In Arizona, for example, a case can be dismissed after 120 days of inactivity. In that case the court will send a notice of dismissal to the last known address of the parties. In other jurisdictions a case may be dismissed after years of inactivity.
Approximately 2% of Louisiana residents choose to enter into a covenant marriage, which comes with stricter requirements and limitations on divorce compared to a traditional marriage.
It depends on your state. And may even depend on your local community. If this is federal court it could vary depending on the district. If you know what state or district you're filing the document in, try Googling "motion to vacate" + "Illinois" + "state" for example.
Filing is NOT something you do for your spouses benefit. I'm not sure why you would think you did. Filing is not needed, nor normally a benefit in any way for someone, certainly both parties, going through a divorce would do. In fact, a divorce can frequently really resolve the finances without BK. "Getting your name off", is a what do you mean. If you are bankrupt, your name is on it. You can virtually always have your case dismissed voluntarily Married couples do NOT have to both file. Get a lawyer to assist you today. In both the BK and the Divorce.