1. In Mutual Consent Divorce, both the Husband and Wife have to file a joint petition for MCD.

2.  There's no need to mention regarding alimony or maintenance in the Mutual Consent Divorce petition to be signed by the Husband and Wife together.

3.  Before filing joint petition for MCD, both of you can enter into MOU and mention regarding the MCD, without payment of alimony/maintenance, division of assets and liabilities, etc..

Section 13 B of Hindu Marriage Act, 1955  provides for mutual consent divorce ..

Document required…                                                                                                                   

1. Aadhar card/passport.
2. Proof residence.
3. Proof age of both.
4. Passport photographs of both.
5. Proof of marriage, invitation card.
6. Marriage photograph with both.
7.  
8. Joint divorce petition.

   1. Both parties have to appear in Court for filing divorce, at least on party in person the  other can appear through vc.
   2. After Registrar of MCD, a date after six months will be given for second motion.
   3. On the second Court will ascertain whether the  parties are still willing to for divorce, on their consent, a decree of divorce  will be passed, it may take another one month.
   4. It need to be stated in petition that wife is not interested in any alimony. That is sufficient.
   5. Depending on place of marriage/residence MCD can be filed in the Family COURT, Hyderabad or Secunderabad.

No second marriage till you get divorce.

1.You can file for mutual consent divorce without any alimony if your wife has agreed for the same. There is no legal impediment.

2. Both would be joint petitioners. 

Both parties have to jointly file petition for divorce by mutual consent 

2) enclose copy of consent terms wherein wife is not claiming any alimony or maintenance 

You need to appoint a common lawyer for both of you to file mutual divorce

Dear Client,

In Mutual Consent Divorce, both the Husband and Wife have to file a joint petition for MCD.

There is no need to mention regarding alimony or maintenance in the Mutual Consent Divorce petition to be signed by the Husband and Wife together.

Before filing joint petition for MCD, both of you can enter into MOU and mention regarding the MCD.

After registration of MCD, a date after six months will be given for second motion. On the second Court will ascertain whether the parties are still willing to for divorce, on their consent, a decree of divorce will be passed, it may take another one month.

Thank You.

The mutual consent divorce petition will be filed jointly by both and both are the petitioners in it.

In the petition pleadings it can be pleaded that she has agreed to not to claim alimony/maintenance neither now nor anytime in future, besides mentioning that you both have exchanged each others articles. 

For filing, court fee and lawyer fee, you may discuss with the lawyer who you propose to engage for this purpose. 

- If you both are agreed for divorce unconditionally , then the easiest and shortest way to be separated from each other is filing of a joint petition before the court on the ground Mutual consent divorce , and which may be granted within a period of one months only. 

- Firstly you will have to file the joint petition of First motion ,and where you both will be considered as Petitioners , and this petition can be drafted after mentioning that she needs no alimony from her husband, and the Court has no objection. 

- Further, after giving statement in the First motion , the court will pass its order for First motion and six months time will be given for filing Second motion and to pass decree of divorce . 

- Further , this six months cooling period can be waived after moving an application with the petition of Second motion. .

In the case of divorce by mutual consent, both husband and wife have to file a joint petition for the purpose.

In Mutual Consent divorce, you would both be the Petitioners. You would both also sign a Memorandum of Understanding that there will be no alimony. So, that should suffice. 

Six months ' cooling off period can be waived off but you should have lived seperately for one year. 

- YES, it can be waived after moving an urgent application before the Court. 

- Separation of one year is necessary , and hence you can file the petition in November, 2022 . 

you can file for divorce  in November 2022  

6 months Cooling  off period is generally not waived off 

You are eligible to file the mutual consent divorce only after the November 2022 because that is the time you will be completing one year period of separation between you. .

Since the period of separation is hardly one yer, the court may not permit you to waive the cooling off period.

It is the discretion of the court, which generally do not entertain the short duration married life for divorce itself, especially without the parties being for sent mediation.  

Dear client, the same cannot be waived off since In cases of divorce by mutual consent, Section 13B(2) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 prescribes a 6 month 'cool off' or waiting period after the filing of the divorce petition before the matter proceeds, in order to give the couple one last chance at reconciliation.

It is entirely at the discretion of the court. However, you may both plead for waiver in the petition, citing these facts.

You can apply to the court for the same if it considers it will waive it