Divorce

Only after marriage she can get marry to second person, disclosing all facts to him.  She can go for partition suit if the property is in joint name.

1. She can remarry 30 days after grant of decree of divorce.

2. Vague query.

3. Indefinite.

Engage and consult a local lawyer.

Only after taking divorce from her first husband she can re marry to another person , 2. detail of property is not given , if property is in her husband name then she cann't claim the right over that property, if it is a joint property then file partition suit .

mr. prveen. she should not marry any one when her first marriage is subsisting. she must get divorce from her husband even mutual u/s13a h. m. act. she may remarry any one of her choice. as to her share in property or house, she can get it filing a suit for partition in court. it will take its own time. prakash chandra jain advocate indore freelegal aid to needy.no-09479848437

Without obtaining the decree of divorce from competent court she cant not re-marry ,if she is Hindu, if she is muslim then Husband has right to announce the talaq but a muslim women can take khula under shariat law.and can move an application for divorce under dissolution of muslim marriagr act in the court.if husband is threatening then file police complaint and domestic violnce cases etc. Advocate Imran khan 08000442138

During the subsistence of her marriage, without dissolving it by a decree of divorce, she cannot marry another person, if such a thing happens, it will be null and void.   So no question of remarriage.  If she gets constant threat from her husband, she can lodge a criminal complaint against him in the police station, a magistrate cannot do anything on this until the police are found to be ineffective to her complaint. The time that will be taken to decide about the divorce case will depend on the court, it cannot be predicted.Further, she cannot get divorce or the grounds for divorce cannot be made on the basis of her separate living for a period or one year or so, she has to establish any strong ground for divorce.  As far as the property is concerned, if she is a joint owner, she can file a partition sit in the family court itself.