Format for getting mutual concern divorce without loops

Mutual concern divorce paper work is done by Advocates not by police.

How come police involved in this?

If you are already acquitted from false 498A just file divorce under 13a(i), no need to pay any money.

From your posting looks like you agreed to deal where wife side will file divorce with false allegations  and you will accept, don't do this.

Just contact local lawyer and explain him ,...police has nothing to do with divorce case.You can refuse any thing written by police.

in your case there is no role of police . file divorce petition in magistrate court.

sir, Thanks for your reply friends. Police threatened my family when I was not in town and forced my mother to settle the issue by paying one lakh. Police threatened to file Domestic volience and Dowry probition and even 498a again if not agreed to settlement. Afraid of the circumstances, my mother agreed and a settlement note has been written in the police station and accordingly , my wife side has applied for divorce with same allegations as in 498a acquitted case showing/producing no proof of any kind. My marriage was not consummated at all and it is confirmed by her too. I was loosing my life too much, I see winning a divorce case, may even end with alimony or maintainence and it takes at least 2 years to conclude. I fought long enough till now, But under present circumstances, i feel its time to end this thanks to our great Indian Judicial system. I want a sample Mutual Concern Divorce petition with agreements between both parties which will not give any loop for either of us to file a case against each other, or even have any hierarchy upon our properties/assets/claims of any kind. For example I am dead somehow and then she should not have any legal to claim any kind of properties/assets/money.

In Case if Children are Involved in the marriage and for Mutual Settlemet Divorce / Separation format 

Kindly download "Parenting Plan" by Child Rights Foundation that has been approved by the Bombay High Court.

it can be downloaded from the download section of Child Rights Foundation, NGO website www.childrightsngo.com

file attached herewith.