Child Marriage Divorce Process

I'm sorry to hear that you are going through this. In Rajasthan, child marriages are prohibited under the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, *.
To proceed with divorce, you might need to annul the marriage first.
Would you like more detailed information on how to start the annulment process?

To start the annulment process in Rajasthan:
- File a petition for annulment in the family court.
- Provide evidence that the marriage was a child marriage.
- The court will review your case and make a decision.
Would you like to know about the documents required for the annulment process?

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It sounds like you might be referring to a marriage that occurred when you were a child, and now you are seeking a divorce. Here’s some general information:
- If the marriage occurred when you were underage, you could seek annulment based on it being a child marriage.
- If you are now * and looking for a divorce without considering the child marriage aspect, you can file for divorce under general divorce laws.
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To proceed with the divorce process, here are the general steps:
- Consult a Lawyer: It's best to consult with a lawyer who specializes in family law.
- File a Petition: File a divorce petition in the family court.
- Grounds for Divorce: Specify the grounds for divorce, such as mutual consent, cruelty, desertion, etc.
- Required Documents: Submit necessary documents like the marriage certificate, identity proof, address proof, and evidence supporting the grounds for divorce.
Would you like to know about the documents required for the divorce process in detail?

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If you don't have a marriage certificate, you can still file for divorce. Here are steps to follow:
- Affidavit: Provide an affidavit stating that you were married.
- Witnesses: Arrange witnesses who can testify that the marriage took place.
- Alternative Proofs: Submit any other documentation that shows you lived together as a married couple (e.g., joint bank accounts, photographs, etc.).
Would you like more details on how to proceed without a marriage certificate?

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Without a marriage certificate, you can still proceed with the divorce. Here are more details:
- Affidavit: Create an affidavit affirming the marriage.
- Witnesses: Have witnesses to testify about the marriage.
- Alternative Proofs: Provide other documents showing you lived together as a married couple.
Would you like assistance with finding a lawyer to help you with this process?