Mutual Consent Divorce Petition in Chandigarh
An end-to-end mutual consent divorce filing at a flat ₹15,000 — joint petition, settlement deed and both-motion paperwork drafted by Adv. Bhawna Yadav and her team, handled with confidentiality and a clear, honest view of the timeline.
Mutual Consent Divorce in Chandigarh
If you and your spouse both agree to separate and either of you resides in Chandigarh, Adv. Bhawna Yadav and her team handle your mutual consent divorce end to end for a flat fee of ₹15,000 — one fee, decided upfront, with no add-ons later.
Where this is filed
Mutual consent divorce petitions from Chandigarh are filed before the Family Court, Chandigarh, which sits within the District Courts complex at Sector 43. The Family Court is a dedicated forum built for matrimonial matters, and it is where both First Motion and Second Motion petitions under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act (or the corresponding provision under your personal law) are moved and heard.
Jurisdiction here follows where the couple last resided together, or where the marriage was solemnised, or where the wife currently resides — so a couple who married in Chandigarh, or who lived together in Sectors 15, 22, 35, or nearby Panchkula/Mohali before separating while one spouse stayed back in the city, can typically file here. Appeals, if ever needed, go up to the Punjab & Haryana High Court, which has jurisdiction over Chandigarh's Family Court — a fact that also means Chandigarh benefits from well-settled High Court precedent on cooling-off period waivers and joint-statement procedure, which we use where it helps you.
How we work with you
Most of our Chandigarh clients never need to sit in our office. Here is how it actually runs:
- Documents digital — you share ID proof, marriage certificate, and other papers over WhatsApp or email; we prepare the petition, mutual settlement terms, and affidavits.
- We draft and file — the petition, memorandum of understanding on alimony/maintenance, custody (if there are children), and property division are drafted by us and filed at the Family Court, Sector 43.
- We appear — Adv. Bhawna Yadav or a member of her team appears at both motions; you attend court only for the two statements the law requires, and we coordinate the dates around your schedule.
- NRIs and outstation clients — if you or your spouse now live outside Chandigarh, or abroad, we handle notarisation, special power of attorney arrangements, and video-consultation scheduling so travel is kept to the bare minimum — often just the two required court appearances, sometimes fewer with permitted waivers.
- Panchkula and Mohali residents — many couples we work with are technically NCR-of-Chandigarh — living in Panchkula or Mohali but married or last residing together within Chandigarh's territorial limits. We assess jurisdiction honestly at the outset so you file in the right court the first time.
Why clients in Chandigarh choose us
You deal directly with Adv. Bhawna Yadav, a practising advocate enrolled with the Bar Council of Madhya Pradesh, running her own chamber — not a call-centre intake team. We quote the ₹15,000 flat fee once, tell you honestly whether your matter needs anything beyond a standard mutual consent filing, and never add charges mid-way. Communication is available in English or Hindi, whichever you're comfortable with, over WhatsApp or call. If your matter turns out to need something the flat fee doesn't cover — say, a contested element emerges later — we say so upfront rather than surprise you at the Family Court.
Courts & jurisdiction in Chandigarh
- High Court: Punjab & Haryana High Court
- Local court: District Courts, Chandigarh (Sector 43)
What's included
What's included
- Joint divorce petition
- Mutual settlement deed (alimony, custody, property)
- Custody and visitation schedule, where applicable
- Second-motion paperwork, court-ready
What's not included
- Appearing and arguing in court (scoped separately)
- Contested divorce — this is for mutual consent only
What’s included
One flat, all-inclusive fee of ₹15,000 — agreed in writing before any work begins.
Included
- Joint divorce petition
- Mutual settlement deed (alimony, custody, property)
- Custody and visitation schedule, where applicable
- Second-motion paperwork, court-ready
Not included
- Appearing and arguing in court (scoped separately)
- Contested divorce — this is for mutual consent only
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Frequently asked questions
Do both of us need to take part?
Yes. A mutual consent divorce requires both spouses to agree, and the law requires both to consent at the relevant stages. We hold the consultation with both of you together — over a video call if you are in different cities — and capture the agreed terms accurately.
How long does a mutual consent divorce take?
Mutual consent divorces involve two motions, with a cooling-off period between them that is typically six months but can be waived by the court in appropriate cases (following the Supreme Court's decision in Amardeep Singh v. Harveen Kaur). We prepare both motions in advance so there is no delay on your side, and we give you an honest, realistic timeline for your situation.
What is the settlement deed, and why does it matter?
It is the document that records what you have agreed on alimony, child custody and the division of property. It is the heart of a mutual divorce — a clear, fair settlement is what keeps the divorce amicable and prevents it from unravelling later. We draft it carefully so it holds.
Can you handle this confidentially, and from another state?
Yes. Everything is covered by advocate–client confidentiality from the first conversation, and we act for couples in every Indian state, in English or Hindi, at the same flat ₹15,000.