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Mutual Divorce Lawyer in Assam
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- Gauhati High Court
- Seat
- Guwahati
Last updated 13 Oct 2026
Courts
Courts and jurisdiction in Assam
Mutual divorce petitions in Assam are filed in the family court (or the district court where there is no family court) that has jurisdiction over your case. Your lawyer will confirm the exact court once you share your details.
High Court
Gauhati High Court
Seat at Guwahati
Cities we cover in Assam
We help couples across this state online, over call and video. City-specific pages for Assam are coming soon. In the meantime, you can start your mutual divorce and a lawyer will guide you.
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FAQ
Common questions about mutual divorce in Assam
Straight answers to what most people want to know before they start.
Assam falls under the Gauhati High Court, with its principal seat at Guwahati. Mutual divorce petitions are filed in the family court or district court with jurisdiction over your case, and the High Court hears appeals from those courts.
Guides
Mutual divorce guides for Assam
Understand the process, paperwork, costs and timelines before you file.
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