Online Mutual Divorce: What’s Possible and What’s Not ✅ What Can Be Done Online - Initial Petition Filing: You can prepare and submit the mutual divorce petition through platforms like eCourts or via legal service portals. - Oath & First Motion Hearing: Courts may allow video conferencing for oath-taking and first motion hearings, especially for NRI couples, medical cases, or logistical challenges. - Cooling-Off Period: Typically 6 months, but can be waived under Section 13B(2) of the Hindu Marriage Act if both parties agree and court permits. 🧾 Final Affidavit Submission - Physical Presence Waiver: Yes, it can be waived. You must file an application before the Family Court requesting final hearing via video conferencing, citing valid reasons (e.g., distance, health, urgency). - Court’s Discretion: Approval depends on the judge’s discretion. Supporting documents and a clear justification are essential Eventually Divorce can be granted without physical presence of party before court.
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