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💔 अगर कोर्ट मैरिज के बाद लड़की बयान बदल दे तो क्या करें? ⚖️

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आज का विषय है — अगर कोर्ट मैरिज के बाद लड़की बयान बदल दे तो क्या करें? यह एक बेहद आम और संवेदनशील प्रश्न है जो अक्सर हमारे लीगल हेल्पलाइन पर पूछा जाता है। कई बार लड़की शादी के बाद परिवार के दबाव या डर की वजह से बयान बदल देती है। लेकिन याद रखिए — कोर्ट मैरिज एक वैध विवाह है, और जब तक कोर्ट इसे निरस्त न करे, यह कानूनी रूप से मान्य रहता है।

⚖️ कानूनी स्थिति को समझिए

अगर लड़की घर लौटने के बाद बयान बदल दे, तो घबराने के बजाय समझदारी से काम लें। सबसे पहले संवाद बनाए रखें और पता लगाएँ कि उसने बयान क्यों बदला। अगर परिवार के दबाव या डर की वजह से ऐसा हुआ है, तो कानून आपकी मदद करेगा।

💡 कानूनी उपाय (Legal Remedies)

  • 1. संवाद बनाए रखें: शांति से बात करें और स्थिति को समझें।
  • 2. पुलिस शिकायत या लीगल नोटिस भेजें: बताइए कि वह आपकी वैध पत्नी है और उसे जबरन रोका जा रहा है।
  • 3. धारा 9 हिंदू विवाह अधिनियम के तहत याचिका: Family Court में Restitution of Conjugal Rights के लिए याचिका दायर करें।
  • 4. हेबियस कॉर्पस रिट (Habeas Corpus): अगर लड़की को दबाव में रखा गया है, तो हाई कोर्ट में याचिका दायर करें।
  • 5. विवाह निरस्तीकरण या तलाक: यदि विवाह धोखे से हुआ या वह साथ रहने से मना करे, तो अदालत में निरस्तीकरण या तलाक की कार्यवाही करें।

⚖️ प्रमुख कानूनी प्रावधान

  • धारा 9 – हिंदू विवाह अधिनियम, 1955
  • अनुच्छेद 226 – भारतीय संविधान (Habeas Corpus)

💬 कानूनी दृष्टिकोण

लड़की का बयान बदलना पति को अपराधी नहीं बनाता। जब तक कोर्ट आदेश न दे, विवाह वैध रहता है। इसलिए भावनाओं में न आएँ — सबूत, दस्तावेज़ और संवाद का रिकॉर्ड रखें तथा उचित कानूनी सलाह लें।

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💔 What to Do If the Girl Changes Her Statement After Court Marriage? ⚖️

Welcome to Delhi Law Firm®, your trusted partner in legal awareness and justice. This post answers one of the most sensitive questions many couples face after a Court Marriage — What should you do if the girl changes her statement after marriage?

⚖️ Understanding the Situation

Sometimes, after completing all legal formalities of a court marriage, the girl goes home and changes her statement due to family or social pressure. This does not make the marriage invalid — the law still protects you. Court Marriage is a civil contract and remains valid unless declared void by a competent court.

💡 Step-by-Step Legal Remedies

  • 1. Communicate Peacefully: Try to understand the reason behind the changed statement. Often, it’s due to family pressure or fear.
  • 2. File a Police Complaint: Report if your legally wedded wife is being restrained or influenced against her will.
  • 3. Restitution of Conjugal Rights (Section 9 HMA, 1955): File a petition before the Family Court seeking reunion with your spouse.
  • 4. Habeas Corpus in High Court: If your wife is unlawfully detained or forced to stay away, the High Court can order her release.
  • 5. Annulment or Divorce: If the marriage was fraudulent or if she refuses to live with you, you can seek annulment or divorce legally.

⚖️ Key Legal Provisions

  • Section 9 – Hindu Marriage Act, 1955
  • Article 226 – Constitution of India (Habeas Corpus)

💬 Legal Insight

Changing a statement under pressure does not make the husband a criminal. Until the court declares otherwise, the marriage is valid and binding. Always act legally, document communication, and avoid emotional reactions.

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⚖️ What is Mutual Consent Divorce?

A Mutual Consent Divorce is the simplest and most peaceful way to dissolve a marriage when both husband and wife mutually agree to separate. It is governed by:

  • Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (for Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, Buddhists)
  • Section 28 of the Special Marriage Act, 1954 (for inter-religious or civil marriages)

The key idea is mutual agreement, not fault. There is no allegation, no contest, just a legal acknowledgment of separation.

📜 Conditions for Mutual Consent Divorce

  1. Husband and wife must live separately for at least one year before filing.
  2. Both must agree that the marriage has irretrievably broken down.
  3. All major issues — alimony, child custody, property, and maintenance — should be settled mutually.

🧾 Documents Required

  • Marriage Certificate / Marriage Proof
  • Passport-size Photos (Both Parties)
  • Address Proof (Aadhaar, Voter ID, Passport, etc.)
  • Identity Proof (PAN, DL, etc.)
  • Joint Petition for Divorce (drafted by lawyer)
  • Settlement Agreement (signed by both parties)
  • Proof of Living Separately (optional but helpful)

For NRIs or foreign nationals, additional requirements may include passport, visa copy, and an affidavit of appearance through power of attorney.

🏛️ Step-by-Step Process

1️⃣ Consultation & Settlement

Our experts help both parties outline terms—alimony, custody, maintenance, etc.—and prepare a settlement agreement.

2️⃣ First Motion Filing

A joint petition is filed before the Family Court under Section 13B(1).
Both spouses appear before the Judge and record their statements.

3️⃣ Cooling-Off Period

A 6-month waiting period is generally observed for reconciliation.
Courts may waive this period based on facts, following Amardeep Singh v. Harveen Kaur, (2017) 8 SCC 746.

4️⃣ Second Motion & Decree

After the waiting period (or waiver), both parties reaffirm consent under Section 13B(2).
The Court grants a Decree of Divorce, finalizing the separation.

Typical duration: 6–12 months (may vary if waiver is granted).

⚖️ Relevant Case Laws

  • Amardeep Singh v. Harveen Kaur, (2017) 8 SCC 746 – 6-month period under Section 13B(2) is directory, not mandatory.
  • Samar Ghosh v. Jaya Ghosh, (2007) 4 SCC 511 – Defined “mental cruelty” and irretrievable breakdown principles.
  • Sureshta Devi v. Om Prakash, (1991) 2 SCC 25 – Explained the requirement of continuous mutual consent.

💬 Advantages of Mutual Consent Divorce

✅ Peaceful & non-adversarial process
✅ Time-saving & cost-effective
✅ No need for multiple hearings or long trials
✅ Privacy & dignity maintained
✅ Legally valid across India and abroad

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We assist in filing and representation before Family Courts across India, including:
Delhi • Gurugram • Noida • Jaipur • Mumbai • Pune • Hyderabad • Chennai • Kolkata • Bengaluru • Lucknow • Ahmedabad • Chandigarh • Patna • Indore • Bhopal • and more.

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  • Transparent legal fee (based on city & complexity)
  • Official court fee extra as per jurisdiction
  • Online and offline filing support available

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📋 Quick Checklist

StepTaskTimeframe
1Consultation & Drafting Petition1–2 Days
2Filing of First Motion2–5 Days
3Cooling-Off or Waiver6 Months (or waived)
4Second Motion & Decree1–2 Weeks

❓ FAQs

Q1. Can we file for mutual divorce online?
Yes, initial consultations and drafting can be done online. However, both parties must personally appear before the court for statements.

Q2. Is the 6-month period compulsory?
No. Courts can waive it based on circumstances (as per Amardeep Singh v. Harveen Kaur).

Q3. What if one party withdraws consent?
The divorce cannot be granted; both must maintain consent till the Second Motion.

Q4. Can custody or alimony terms be changed later?
Only through a new agreement or by court order if circumstances change significantly.

Q5. Is the decree valid abroad?
Yes, if obtained in compliance with Indian law and procedure, recognized under Section 13 CPC.

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Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Procedures and timelines vary by jurisdiction and facts of each case.