Navigating Divorce Laws in Nepal: What do you need to know?

  1. Divorce with Mutual Consent:
  • Property Division: Couples should agree on property distribution.
  • Child Custody: Decide on child custody and support responsibilities.
  • Quick Process: With mutual consent, divorce can be concluded in two working days.
  • Low Cost: No need for lawyers, saving time and money.
  • Less Stress: Avoid prolonged legal battles.
  1. Divorce by Court Order:

Divorced is what you are, not who you are.

– Karen Covy
  • Staying apart for over 3 years without consent.
  • Threatening life or causing serious harm.
  • Incurable sex-related disease.
  • Illicit sexual relations with another person.
  • Husband marries another woman.
  • Eviction from home.
  • Denial of daily subsistence.
  • Threatening life or causing harm.
  • Impotency or incurable sex-related disease.
  • Deceptive information during marriage.
  • Underage marriage (married below 18, no child).
  • Marriage under duress or force.
  • If the wife marries another man, it is considered an automatic divorce.

To initiate divorce proceedings, you’ll need the following documentation:

  • Petition for Divorce: A joint petition submitted to the relevant district court.
  • Supporting Documents: Evidence supporting your grounds for divorce.

Remember that divorce is a serious step, and seeking legal advice is crucial. Consult a with our attorneys to navigate the process effectively and protect your rights during this challenging time.

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