Smart Divorce is a legal-focused platform created to help individuals in India approach divorce lawfully, intelligently, and without judgment. Our purpose is simple: to replace fear and confusion with clear legal guidance, so people can make informed and confident decisions about their future read more
Expert guidance on Mutual Consent and Contested divorce under HMA and Special Marriage Acts.
Securing Protection and Residence Orders to safeguard victims from abuse and harassment.
Managing 498A (BNS 85) FIRs, Anticipatory Bails, and CAW Cell proceedings effectively.
Ensuring the child's best interest through legal custody and visitation rights representation.
Securing financial rights and interim support under Section 125 CrPC and personal laws.
Legal remedies for Restitution of Conjugal Rights and Annulment of voidable marriages.
Schedule a confidential consultation where our experts review your marriage, concerns, and desired outcome.
We create a tailored legal plan focusing on mutual settlement, rights protection, and stress-free proceedings.
We handle documentation, court filings, mediation, custody support, and smooth legal execution.
We provide continuous guidance until the final settlement, ensuring peace, clarity, and a fresh start.
We understand that navigating legal matters can raise questions.
Amicable divorce through joint petition, mandatory separation, and court approval.
Disputed divorce requiring evidence, hearings, legal arguments, and judicial determination.
Divorce permitted on statutory grounds under Hindu Marriage Act provisions.
Divorce available for all religions through consent or specified grounds.
Divorce governed by personal laws or Special Marriage Act procedures.
Legal issues concerning spousal support, financial maintenance, and child welfare.
Separation is when spouses choose to live apart without legally ending the marriage. It may be informal or formal (legal separation), and the couple remains legally married while settling issues like maintenance, child custody, and property use.
The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 (DV Act) is an Indian law enacted to protect women from violence within the domestic sphere. It provides legal remedies to women who face physical, sexual, emotional, verbal, or economic abuse by a husband, partner, or other family members in a shared household.
Matrimonial cases registered at police stations involve disputes arising out of marriage and family relationships. These commonly include complaints related to cruelty by husband or relatives (Section 498A IPC/BNS), dowry harassment, domestic violence, maintenance issues, desertion, and misappropriation of stridhan.
Child custody refers to the legal right to care for and make decisions for a child after separation or divorce of parents. Custody may be physical, legal, or joint, and courts decide custody based on the best interest and welfare of the child, considering factors like age, health, emotional bonds, and stability.
Maintenance is financial support provided by one spouse to the other (and/or children) who is unable to maintain themselves. It can be claimed during marriage, separation, or after divorce under various personal laws and criminal provisions. Maintenance covers basic needs such as food, shelter, clothing, and medical expenses.
Restitution of Conjugal Rights refers to the legal remedy available to a spouse when the other spouse withdraws from their society without reasonable cause. The aggrieved spouse may approach the court seeking an order for cohabitation and fulfillment of marital obligations.
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