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Marriage

Marriage is a significant milestone, and navigating its legal aspects correctly is crucial. I assist you with the legal procedures for two main types of marriage

Overview

I handle all legal issues related to family relationships, from marriage registration to divorce. As Advocate Prateek Aggarwal, my goal is to provide compassionate and strategic guidance to achieve the best possible outcome for you.

Whether you need to register your marriage under the Special Marriage Act or the Hindu Marriage Act, I will guide you through the process. For divorce, I represent clients in both Contested and Mutual Consent cases, ensuring your interests are protected at every stage.

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Marriage under the Special Marriage Act

Under this Act, people of different faiths can marry without religious ceremonies. I will guide you through the complete legal process, including all documentation and the mandatory 30-day notice.

Marriage Registration at Hindu marriage act

I will help you with the legal registration of your Hindu-ritual marriage, which is essential for official recognition. I handle the application, witnesses, and all meetings with the Marriage Registrar.

Marriage

Marriage is a significant milestone, and navigating its legal aspects correctly is crucial. I assist you with the legal procedures for two main types of marriage

Marriage under the Special Marriage Act

This Act allows individuals of different religions or castes to marry without needing any specific religious rituals. I will guide you through the entire process, including filing the application, preparing the necessary documents, and completing the mandatory 30-day notice period.

Marriage Registration under the Hindu Marriage Act

If your marriage has been performed according to Hindu rituals, it is essential to have it legally registered. Registration provides legal recognition to your marriage. I will assist you with the application process, coordinating with witnesses, and appearing before the Marriage Registrar.

Divorce

Divorce is a challenging decision. I will ensure that your rights and interests are fully protected during this difficult time. I offer complete legal support for two primary types of divorce proceedings

Contested Divorce (Under (13) of HMA )

If one spouse wants a divorce and the other doesn't, this is a Contested Divorce under Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act. Grounds for this can include cruelty, adultery, or desertion. I will build a strong legal case for you and present it in court.

Mutual Divorce ( Under (13B) of HMA)

A Mutual Consent Divorce under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act is an option when both spouses agree to separate. I'll guide you through the two-step legal process, ensuring it's as peaceful and straightforward as possible.

Process Workflow

Initial Consultation & Case Assessment

Detailed review of facts, documentation, and legal remedies to recommend the optimal strategy

Drafting Petitions & Notices

Preparation of marriage registration applications, Divorce petitions, maintenance applications, and Domestic violence complaints.

Filing & Court Proceedings

Guidance on filing in District Courts, Family Courts, or High Courts, including documentation and procedural compliance.

Interim Reliefs

Securing temporary orders for maintenance, custody, or protection pending final adjudication.

Mediation & Alternate Dispute Resolution

Facilitating Family mediation and counselling to pursue amicable settlements before litigation.

Evidence & Hearings

Presentation of evidence, examination of witnesses, and rigorous cross-examination to support your case.

Frequently Asked Questions

File an application with the Marriage Registrar, serve a 30-day public notice, and complete the declaration ceremony.

You typically need age proof, address proof, passport-size photos, identity proofs of two witnesses and the marriage affidavit or ceremony proof. Under the Special Marriage Act, the 30-day notice paperwork is also required. I will provide you with the exact checklist based on your case.
The Special Marriage Act allows couples from different religions to marry without religious rituals and it includes a mandatory 30-day public notice. The Hindu Marriage Act applies to marriages performed through Hindu rituals and then registered legally. I assist with the complete process for both.
Two witnesses are required to confirm the identity of the couple and sign the registration documents. I help you arrange the required witness documents and guide you through their verification process at the Registrar’s office.