File complaint against family court judge before principal judge family court as he Is merely granting adjournment and not passing orders 

File complaint before principal judge district court 

If the court is not permitting to convert the contested divorce case to mutual consent divorce case then you cannot force the court about it.

Instead, you can withdraw the contested divorce case and file a fresh divorce case on the grounds of mutual consent.

You will be required to be physically present before court to file fresh petition.

Affidavits will not be returned without stating the cause for return. Ascertain what objections Court have for accepting affidavits and comply the objection taken by Court. May be the Court is insisting on presence of parties, one party can appear in court virtually through VC but the other party has to present physically.

A complaint can be filed against Family Court to Registrar, Vigilance of High Court. Such complaint can be filed only if there is lapse/fraud by Court that too only after brining the matter to the Family Court. But filing a complaint is not a good idea.   

No complaint in this regard would be entertained nor your complaint would be entertained.

Hence you better file a fresh divorce case on the grounds of mutual consent which would be proper.

For fresh filing, you can give a power of attorney deed in favour of any close relative to sign the papers on your behalf and represent you before court during your absence.

In a mutual consent divorce petition the parties have to be present before the judge at the time of the 1stvand 2nd motion. Without the presence of the parties the judge will not pass an order.

I don't know whether your advocate told you this or not.

What is the judge saying? He must have passed some orders when your advocate filed the motion.

Family Courts have all the discretionary powers to convert a contested divorce petition into mutual consent divorce when approached by both the parties. Have to file Joint application through Advocate.

- If she is agree for the mutual divorce case, then you both will have to file a joint petition before the family court and which is termed as First Motion , and this will be filed separately and not in the contested case. 

- Further, as you have already given the affidavit for the same, then there is not chances for delay by the court. 

Hello 

You can ask your counsel to connect you to the court through video conferencing by filing an application, you can yourself attend the proceedings and mention the same infront of the judge.

Your lawyer has to address letter to principal judge complaining about  the judge not passing orders but only granting adjournments

No complaint would be entertained,  hence you don't complicate the issues lest it may create an adverse impact to your case. 

you need to file an application through your lawyer before the court where your matter is pending requesting video conferencing stating the reason that you reside abroad and cannot travel and you want to make your submissions in the court.

Filing of complaint is serious matter. It can only be filed if there intentional lapse on the part of Family Court. You are advised to first thoroughly ascertain the matter and then only proceed with compensation. Any frivolous complaint can result in contempt proceeding against complainant.

- First of all , you should take full information from your lawyer for the reason of delay

- Further, you can file a compliant before the District Judge of that court or before the Principal Judge of family Court. 

You need to file a case in appellate court for directions to the trial court