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Case Study 1 – Mutual Consent Divorce with Dignity & Respect

When Mr. Arvind (name changed), a corporate professional working in Patna, approached our firm, he was emotionally exhausted. His marriage of 9 years had gradually broken down due to compatibility issues and long professional separations. Both he and his spouse agreed that continuing the marriage was no longer healthy for either of them or their 6-year-old daughter.

However, their biggest concern was not separation — it was ensuring a peaceful future for their child. Financial settlement, custody schedule, and educational expenses had to be structured carefully. Through multiple mediation sessions, our legal team helped them draft a fair settlement agreement covering joint custody arrangement, fixed monthly child support, and division of shared savings.

The first motion petition was filed before Patna Family Court with complete documentation. During the cooling period, both parties maintained respectful communication. After six months, the second motion was presented, and the court granted divorce decree without complication.

The most rewarding outcome was that both individuals left the courtroom with dignity preserved and a clear roadmap for co-parenting. The case demonstrated that divorce does not always have to be hostile; with proper legal guidance, it can be structured and respectful.

Case Study 2 – Contested Divorce on Grounds of Cruelty

Mrs. Kavya (name changed) approached Gauransh Law Firm after enduring years of emotional and financial abuse. Her husband had stopped contributing to household expenses and frequently threatened her with false allegations. With no financial independence and a young son to support, she was hesitant but determined to seek justice.

Our first step was careful documentation. We collected bank statements showing lack of financial support, preserved threatening messages, and obtained medical records related to stress treatment. A detailed petition citing cruelty under the Hindu Marriage Act was filed before the Family Court in Patna.

The opposing side attempted to delay proceedings and deny allegations. However, structured cross-examination and documentary evidence strengthened our case. Simultaneously, we filed interim maintenance application under Section 125 CrPC to secure financial stability for our client and her child during proceedings.

After multiple hearings and mediation attempts, the court recognized the cruelty established through evidence. Divorce decree was granted, along with permanent maintenance and primary custody of the child to Mrs. Kavya.

This case reaffirmed an important principle — the legal system exists to protect dignity and rights. With professional advocacy and strong evidence, justice becomes achievable.