Hindu Law

"GROUNDS OF DIVORCE UNDER HINDU LAW"

As per the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, outlines the grounds on which divorce can be sought by either partner in a marriage. Here are the primary grounds for divorce

• Adultery :- When one spouse voluntarily engages in sexual intercourse with someone other than their partner, it constitutes adultery. The Hindu Marriage Act considers adultery a significant ground for seeking divorce. Our team of the best divorce lawyers in Bangalore can help you navigate this complex issue.




• Cruelty :- This includes any unjustifiable behavior that causes physical, mental, or emotional harm. If you are experiencing cruelty, the top divorce lawyers in Bangalore can provide the necessary legal support to seek a divorce.




• Desertion :- Desertion means the permanent abandonment of one spouse by the other without any reasonable justification and without consent. It signifies the rejection of marital obligations by one party. Our experienced divorce attorneys in Bangalore can assist you in proving desertion as a ground for divorce.




• Conversion :- If one spouse converts to another religion without the consent of the other, the aggrieved spouse can seek divorce. The best divorce lawyers in Bengaluru are well-versed in handling such cases.




• Unsound Mind or Continuous Insanity** :- A mental disorder that has no definite cure or treatment is a valid ground for divorce. If you need assistance, our top divorce lawyers in Bengaluru can guide you through the legal process.




• Leprosy :- This infectious disease of the skin, mucous membranes, and nervous system is considered a valid ground for divorce due to its contagious nature. Our expert divorce lawyers in Bangalore can help you file for divorce on this ground.




• Renunciation** :- If one spouse renounces the world and chooses a religious path, the other spouse can seek a divorce. Our skilled divorce attorneys in Bengaluru are prepared to handle such cases.




• Presumption of Death :-If a person is presumed dead after not being heard from for seven years, their spouse can file for divorce. The burden of proof lies with the petitioner. Consult with our leading divorce lawyers in Bangalore for expert assistance.

What documents are needed to file for divorce?

The documents that are typically required to file for divorce under Hindu, Muslim, and Christian law in India:

Hindu Law :-

1. Marriage Certificate
2. Proof of Address (Aadhaar Card, Passport, etc.)
3. Proof of Identity (PAN Card, Voter ID, etc.)
4. Proof of Marriage (Wedding Invitation, Wedding Photos, etc.)
5. Evidence of Grounds for Divorce (Cruelty, Adultery, etc.)
6. Income Proof (Salary Slips, Bank Statements, etc.)
7. Property Documents (if applicable)
8. Affidavit (if filing for mutual consent divorce)

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