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How to Prepare for MUTUAL DIVORCE ? Few Neccessary Details to Consider.

India is a land of customes and rites where at the time of marriage people take oath of living together for next seven births however sometimes it becomes difficult to tolerate the toxic behaviour of partner even for next 7 years , Months, Days or to be precise 7 minutes.

Divorce is not the intended result but its always better to live a satisfying lonely life or give yourself another chance than staying in a toxic relationship which leads to depression and self demeaning situations.

Incase life has braught you to a stage where there is no scope of repairing the fabric of your relationship and its clear in your mind that you will be far better and happier alone or with some other person you may take a step towards getting a Mutual Divorce and then its the role of an Advocate to guide you what are the neccessary details you need to get ready with in order to get the desired results in stupulated time period. Therefor here are some details which might be helpful in that situation

Step 1 - Gather all the neccessary details which your lawyer might ask for for example

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