Required Documents and Procedure for Divorce in Nepal

At MYLAWYER GLOBAL, we provide expert legal guidance and professional representation for divorce cases in Nepal. Divorce is a sensitive legal process, and we ensure that your rights are protected while making the procedure as smooth and stress-free as possible.

Divorce under Nepalese Law

Divorce in Nepal is governed by the Muluki Civil Code, 2074 (2017). Both husband and wife have the legal right to dissolve their marriage under certain grounds and conditions. Divorce can be obtained either by mutual consent or through a court decision when disputes arise.

Grounds for Divorce in Nepal

The law provides several grounds under which divorce can be filed, including:

  • Lack of cohabitation for three consecutive years or more.

  • Cruelty, abuse, or severe misconduct.

  • Extra-marital relationships.

  • Refusal to provide proper maintenance and care.

  • Impotence or inability to maintain marital relations.

  • Mutual agreement between husband and wife.

Required Documents for Divorce in Nepal

Common Documents

  • Citizenship certificate of husband and wife

  • Marriage registration certificate (or proof of marriage)

  • Proof of address/residence of both parties

  • Passport-size photographs

  • Any evidence supporting the grounds for divorce (if contested)

Additional Documents (if applicable)

  • Birth certificates of children (for custody matters)

  • Property ownership documents (for property division)

  • Evidence of income/financial statements (for alimony or child support)

  • Previous court orders or agreements related to the marriage

Procedure for Divorce in Nepal

1. Divorce by Mutual Consent

  • Both husband and wife jointly file a petition at the District Court.

  • The court records statements from both parties.

  • Agreement on division of property, custody of children, and alimony (if any).

  • If satisfied, the court issues a Divorce Decree making the separation legally valid.

2. Divorce without Mutual Consent (Contested Divorce)

  • One party files a divorce petition at the District Court citing legal grounds.

  • Court summons the other party for hearing.

  • Examination of evidence, witness statements, and documents.

  • Court decides on matters of property division, custody, and financial support.

  • Final judgment is passed, and a Divorce Decree is issued.

Our Services

  • Legal consultation on divorce grounds and procedures

  • Drafting and filing of divorce petitions

  • Representation in court hearings

  • Assistance with property division and child custody cases

  • Ensuring protection of your legal rights and interests

We are recognized as one of the best divorce lawyers in Nepal, with years of experience handling complex cases related to divorce, child custody, alimony, and property disputes. Our team ensures complete confidentiality, professionalism, and dedicated support throughout the process.

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