Advise on rejoinder filed in family court

Dear Experts,

Please advise me, whether this rejoinder filed by me before Family court is OK or against the law?

The opposite advocate is very big lawyer (Ex-president of Bar Association of Gujarat). he raised an objection to my application filed before family court requesting to make efforts for re-unite of family as per section 9 of Family court Act 1984.  Against his reply, I filed this rejoinder in court.... 

Originally posted by : Anish Thakur 9459321520
	Under section 9 no orders for frocibly compromise or unite can not be passed

100% agreed. No forcibly compromise or reunite can order can be passed. Thanks. But my understanding is that before initiating any proceeding, it is the duty of Hon'ble family court to make an efforts for re-unite the families .... that what it means as per section 9 of family court.

But nowadays what we see is that such duty is not being followed.... the petition/complain is straight away filed by the advocate and it is proceeded for adjudication.  ....... IS it true?

Further, At any stage of proceeding, if judge feels that there are chances of reconcilation between the parties, then he should make an effort for the same.........

If respondent husband had shown his heartiest intention for re-unite of family and wife denies, then the family court should try to find out the root cause of dispute. ON my several verbal appeal before the family court, they didn't made any efforts nor they allowed my wife to speak with me. Hence, I applied in writting which was objected by the advocate....