Getting divorced by change of religion

But i think based on that stamp paper i cannot legally marry to other as she can always challenge it. (absolutely correct)

 

I got my uncontested divorce decree from family court of Canada on ground of one year of separation.

She never been to Canada so as per my information my legal Canadian divorce decree will not be considered valid by Indian Govt/Law.(absolutely correct)

 

I want to know from all seniors to look in this situation and advise me on it.

 

(1) Is 2 years of separation is good enough to consider as ground to get me legal divorced in India family court without any hassle and in less time?(NO & yes too)

 

(2) What will the situation if i changed my religion from Hindu to Muslim / Christian to dissolved this relationship legally? What and where is the best way to do this conversion of religion (in India or in Canada) if it is feasible option for me? What are Pros and Cons of this way ? (absolutely WRONG ... only option = get divorce decree)

 

 

Your valuable advice will be much appreciated.

two years of continuous seperation  amounts to desertion and can be considered as a valid ground for divorce but the desertion needs to be wilful from your wife side and should not be constructive desertion which means you shouldnt have forced her to move out of the matrimonial home

Dear, You have to contest the divorce on merits and get a decree from the court ..... Is your wife litigating against you in any of the courts in India ? Religion change won't be helpful . Kapil Chandna Adv 9899011450

Thanks for reply Mr Amit, Saravanan.s and Kapil.

To Mr. Kapil: No there no any litigation against me in any court in India.

To Mr. Saravanan : I did not forced her moved out of matrimonial home . She willing left home.

What are best ways then for me.

 

 

 

Dear, If are saying that indian divorcee decree is not good in India on what basis..... Does she have any dispute regarding the decree and all .... Because if she is not having any dispute regarding the Canadian court decree then you can get it applied the same decree in India..... Kapil Chandna Adv 9899011450

she must have left the matrimonial house by herself for wilful desertion and you must be able to prove it in court and another thing is you are your parents must have asked her to return to matrimonial home after she left for which she must have refused repeatedly and you must have proofs for all these.

If she has voluntarily left the matrimonial home on her own for the reasons known to her alone, and the separation is more than two years and there has been no cohabitation between you both for two years upwards, these constitute valid grounds for divorce.  However the contested divorce takes its own time, you have to go by the court.