Because of the numerous factors that go into each divorce petition, each divorce process will be unique. However, there are fundamental procedures in all divorces that must be taken as the case develops. We will be there to walk you through all of the typical stages as well as any issues that may arise.
The following is a general description of the divorce process in Nepal:
- Either partner has cheated and is involved outside of the marriage.
- Have used Physical and Mental Torture
- thrown out of the house by either spouse
- Have been living apart for three years in a row.
- Have taken possession of property and separated
- If these conditions are met, one of the parties may apply for divorce.
Filing a divorce petition in Nepal with the appropriate court and experienced Divorce Lawyers.
- The divorce petition or divorce paperwork (Summon) must be served on the responder or defendant.
- Receiving the response to the divorce petition from the other spouse.
- Responding within 35 days of getting the summons.
- Scheduling the next stages of the divorce process, which may include
- hearing dates,
- requesting property details if they were not submitted when the lawsuit was filed, disclosure of family relationships (inheritances),
- property freezing,
- mediation sessions,
- witness testimonials, and,
- Eventually, the case will be finalized after due process has been followed.
Ms. Advocate Alpana Bhandari is the CEO of Divorce Lawyer Nepal. She focuses her practice on all elements of family law, including divorce, custody, and property division. She advises prospective clients on, among other things, foreign direct investment (FDI), planned investments, joint ventures, and corporate and individual legal counsel on business establishment, business purchase, sales, contract review, contract drafting, share transfer, and company agreements.