Mutual Divorce Lawyer in Delhi-NCR

Often yes. A petition can generally be filed where the marriage took place, where you last lived together, or where one of you currently lives, so living in Delhi-NCR can be enough. Your lawyer will confirm for your situation.

Usually you have a choice, for example where you last lived together, or where one of you currently lives. Delhi and Noida are in different states with different High Courts, so a lawyer should confirm which court is best for you.

Both are in Haryana, so the Punjab and Haryana High Court in Chandigarh is the High Court above their family courts. Noida and Ghaziabad fall under the Allahabad High Court, and Delhi under the Delhi High Court.

The law, Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act for most couples, is the same. Court practice, fees, stamp paper and timelines can differ by state and court, so it is worth checking locally.

Both spouses jointly file a petition, appear for a first motion, wait out the cooling-off period (which a court can waive), and appear for a second motion before the court passes the decree. Read our step-by-step guide for details.