Bets way for settlement

Dear Hell Fighter,

See settlement in matrimonial disputes is the most peaceful way of parting ways and it is the best process to save your time, money and  energy...But for this it all depends on the Memo of Understanding which will be drafted by both parties advocates.....See, once the MOU has been prepared, read all the terms and seek expert's advise on how to go ahead...Without MOU, we can't guide you properly...First, let MOU be prepared.... But remember with this settlement 125 / DV / 498a/ 406 / 506 all cases comes to an end...

First both of you write your terms of MOU and file a Mutual Consent Divorce petition in your Jurisdictional Court along with MOU and later file a copy of the said MCD in the JFCM court stating that both of you have compromised and she would like to withdraw on account of MCD and You shall file a quash petition before High Court to quash 498A and DV cases...

Terms contained in the  Memorandum of settllement  can speak whether or not  wife can re-agitate her grievances in future.  So the terms of settlement should have to be drafted by an expert with profound knowledge of case laws and tacts of drafting.

Get advice from local lawyer, by giving him details of your case... better to quash the proceedings by              settlement before the High court...

Thank you everyone! Is is it necessary to go for quashing in 498a/406/506 cases when the process is still with CAW cell (FIR not yet recommended by the police)?

If the matter is pending at CAW cell at preparation of FIR stage then, on an agreement, the complaint can be withdrawn by her from CAW Cell itself based on the compromise agreement , thus it would save the time, money and energy to approach high court for quash or to appear before the concerned court with a discharge petition and so on.  Prepare a well drafted MOU as rightly advised by my learned friends above, agree to the conditions of payment after the second motion of the MCD to be filled, get the MOU signed, file the joint petition for MCD and proceed as envisaged.