Where to file divorce petition

First, try to resolve the disputes by dialogues through yourself, family members, relatives and common friends. Then after, you can also approach to known lawyer who can explain the consequences.

 

If you found issue is not resolving by making all efforts. Then, you can go for MCD. If it won’t work then you can file divorce CD U/S 13(1)(ia),10 AND 26 OF THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT, 1955 based on cruelty or desertion where both were residing last. It can be transferred to jurisdiction near wife’s residential place. But they have to appeal in the Supreme Court and you can object, not easy job for them. You can choose your hometown also to file the petition; distance is less so no option to get the case transferred to jurisdiction near wife’s residential place.

 

Be ready to fight for false 498A, DV and CrPC 125, HMA 24. Collect all the evidence of your every step. Get interim bail.

 

My preferred suggestion would be try to rejoin with talks by involvement of near one.

You have to file the case either in Noida or where both of you resided. Noida is better as you are working there. Ask for either MCD or RCR. Rest are social issues which need to handle wherever you choose to live

You gave so much unnecessary details leaving out the necessary information to answer your query.  You can file divorce case either where the marriage was solemnized or where both of you lived together lastly or where the wife is living at the time of filing divorce.

Hello! However, here are some general guidelines:

Jurisdiction: In India, you can file a divorce petition in a family court that has jurisdiction over the place where you and your spouse last resided together or where your spouse currently resides.

Convenience and Safety: When deciding where to file the petition, it is important to consider your convenience and safety

Legal Support: Given the complexities of your situation, it is highly recommended to consult with a lawyer who specializes in family law.

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