@ Author,
1. Arrange one more meeting with brother-in-law or his side of immediate family members by calling seasoned neutral elders – relatives or family friends from both sides and convey the message in no equivocal terms to your brother in law that your sister is agreeing for divorce with no past, present and future alimony and is also ready to bear Court litigation expenses and even open to pay some lump sum money to him to get divorce and hence is offering herself open to walk the talk via Mutual Consent Divorce route to end their marriage and it is suggested that the current sine- die divorce case be allowed to be converted into that under mutual consent divorce procedures as per Rules.
2. Once current divorce case gets converted into that under mutual consent divorce the waiting to get clear divorce degree will be very less.
3. Without clear divorce decree in hand your sister should not re-marry.
4. However, if one party desperately wants divorce and the party who has filed divorce is delaying the process of Court due to ulterior motives then option is to approach State’s HC and get a Order directing trial court to dispose the divorce case in time bound fashion (generally in 2-3 months). For knowing if this option can be invoked in State’s HC, complete case file needs to be discussed with a local advocate found via reference and after due diligence his services opted for to speed up the current divorce case as per material records.
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