Mutual Consent Divorce Petition in Guwahati
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 Guwahati, at One Flat Fee
If you and your spouse both agree to separate, we handle your mutual consent divorce in Guwahati for a flat fee of ₹15,000 — no hidden add-ons, no surprise billing later. Adv. Bhawna Yadav and her team manage the drafting, the filing, and every court appearance on your behalf, from the first petition to the final decree.
Which Court Hears Your Case
Mutual consent divorce petitions from Guwahati are filed before the Family Court, which sits within the jurisdiction of the District & Sessions Court, Kamrup (Guwahati). Appeals and any supervisory matters over these proceedings fall under the Gauhati High Court.
Jurisdiction for a mutual consent divorce is decided by where the couple last resided together, where the marriage was solemnised, or where the wife currently resides — whichever applies to you determines whether Guwahati's Family Court is the correct forum, or whether the petition needs to be filed elsewhere. We work this out with you before drafting anything, so the petition is filed in the right place the first time and doesn't get delayed on a jurisdiction objection.
How We Actually Work With You in Guwahati
You do not need to sit outside a courtroom in Guwahati to get this done. Here is how it runs in practice:
- Documents move digitally. You share your marriage certificate, ID proof, address proof, and any settlement terms with us over WhatsApp or email — no need to hand over originals in person unless the court specifically calls for them.
- We draft and file. The joint petition, the affidavits, and the settlement terms (custody, maintenance, alimony, if any) are prepared by our team and filed at the Family Court in Kamrup on your behalf.
- We appear for you. Both the first motion and the second motion hearings (after the statutory cooling-off period) are handled by us. Where the court permits appearance through video conferencing, we coordinate that too, so you are not forced to travel to Guwahati repeatedly if you are based elsewhere.
- For couples living apart or abroad. A number of our Guwahati clients — or one spouse — are settled outside Assam or outside India (Gulf, US, UK, Southeast Asia are common). We structure the petition and coordinate hearing schedules around this, including notarised affidavits and video-conferencing appearances, so an NRI spouse is not required to fly back for every date.
- One team, start to finish. The same advocate and team who draft your petition also stand up for you in the Family Court — you are not passed between a "drafting lawyer" and a "court lawyer."
What the ₹15,000 Covers
Our flat fee covers the complete mutual consent divorce process at the Family Court under the Kamrup District & Sessions Court jurisdiction — petition drafting, filing, both motions, and representation at every hearing until the decree is granted. We do not add charges midway for drafting revisions, follow-up hearings, or client coordination calls.
Why Clients in Guwahati Choose Us
- A named, accountable advocate — Adv. Bhawna Yadav, enrolled with the Bar Council of Madhya Pradesh, personally oversees your matter rather than an anonymous "legal team."
- One fee, told to you upfront. We do not quote low and add costs later. If your matter genuinely needs more than a standard mutual consent filing — say, a contested element that surfaces later — we tell you honestly rather than absorb it silently or spring an invoice on you.
- We handle the filing and court procedure for you. You are not left to navigate e-filing or court procedure yourself; we handle the process end to end.
- Speak to us in English or Hindi, whichever is comfortable, over a WhatsApp call, and we will explain exactly where your Guwahati matter stands at each stage.
If you and your spouse are ready to move forward with a mutual consent divorce, reach out to us on WhatsApp and we will start with a short call to confirm your Guwahati Family Court jurisdiction and the documents required.
Courts & jurisdiction in Guwahati
- High Court: Gauhati High Court
- Local court: District & Sessions Court, Kamrup (Guwahati)
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.