Firstly, all the cases which have been filed by your wife are not holding any credibility as they have been filed after you filed the divorce case which gives the impression before court as the result of vengience against you.

Secondly, if you agree to pay something to her then it means you have somewhere agreed to the point of her not being guilty.

Thirdly, so please pay only for girls not for her as the marriage with you is not binding on you, so no question of being paying any alimony to her.

If you are sure of the bigamous relationship, then no point of having to pay any amount towards the wife. SO far as paying for the kids is concerned, that is liability you will have to take note off and give irrespective.

However all of this will take time, and if any settlement is coming through, id suggest to settle at your terms as now you have an upper hand in the case.

Cheers.

You need not pay her anything but if you want You can deposit amount to your children name. There is no risk to your case since she has admitted in her cross that she did not get divorce and such admission will be valid for your divorce case and same can be used as evidence to claim for decree of nullity of marriage.

1) You can go for Mutual Consent Divorce and in that you can pay maintenance and alimony or one time lumpsum amout to wife in that you can make all rules and conditions and future plan as per your favourable points and it will be signed by court.

Hello,

If she withdraws the consent before second motion then in that case you may again continue with the case of nullity of Marriage.

Also, make this clause as a part of the agreement.

Regards

I don't find any point in settlement if she has agreed to pervious marriage being still enforce the degree of nulity can be passed by the court you can give amount for children further if there is no subsisting marriage on ground of.previous marriage I don't find any point in divorce.

if there are already cases filed then you can continue same further if settlement is arrived at then you can prepare a MOu stating same and can continue nullify proceedings or pray for time in that and on finalisation of divorce you can withdraw same.

1) amicable settlement is best option

2) agree in mediation to place some money in fixed deposit for your 2 daughters

3) wife should agree to with draw DV case and cooperate with quashing petition filed by you in HC in dowry harassment case

4) you would with draw your petition for declaration that marriage is nullity

Dear Sir,

There is every danger so you prefer to deposit the amount in the Court and deposit the DD in the Court. She may move back after first motion, it is the recent trend in many cases. Be careful.

Dear Client,

While subsistence of previous marriage, second marriage is null and void, even court decree is not compulsory.

Father hood to daughter not negated, for there better future, do the need full, No effect on application u/s 12 of HMA.

Once you settle the matter with her in mediation then there is no question of nullity of Marriage left.

If you have filed the petition seeking to nullify your marriage, you may allow the case to go a round and get the issue disposed in the same manner instead of compromising.

You can very well pay amount to your daughters because they are legitimate children.

You be vigil about the developments so that she should not retreat from the agreed conditions at the last moment leaving you behind to toil in turmoil for ever.

Yes of course there will be a risk as on one hand you are saying that your marriage is null and void from the very beginning and on the other hand you are agreeing for a mutual consent Divorce. The Court may also object to the same.

Also you have been misguided. What you have mentioned about your case falls within the ambit of Sec 11 and not Sec 12 of the HMA i.e. to say your marriage is void from the very inception. Technically, you need not even get a declaration from the Court but it is advisable in your case, given the long standing marriage.

no if you ll withdraw your petition and file 13b petition in that explain amount to be given at the time of fst motion nd second motion. .after that you can file to waive off period of 6 months after one week of fst motion. no loss to you if she ll moved back

You can entered into firstly a compromise/settlement deed with your wife and you can mention all the terms and conditions regarding your all anticipations. Then move the first motion.

You are not bound by anything agreed in mediation process mediation is referred only to check whether the.parties may reconcile if they fail then it will be sent to court for proper disposal you can represent in the court that you are unable to arrange such huge amount.

There is nothing wrong in withdrawing your consent to pay them the stipulated amount, you can refuse to pay and can inform them that you will face the case in the regular court as per law.

They canot force you to pay that amount though you agreed to pay it earlier.

Don’t attend court at time of first motion

2) if you don’t attend court divorce by mutual consent would not be granted

Such agreement cannot be enforced there shall be no consequences as suchthough your wife can use that in contested divorce further you can request.to.modify the agreement and can ask more time.for payment if you are unable to pay.

You can break it but it will have a adverse inference on your conduct.

Nothing will happen.