Documents Required For An Online Divorce In India

Once you have decided that divorce is the only solution to your problem, you can opt for a simpler method, the online divorce. Of late, the trend of online divorce has fast picked up in India.

As our lives begin to be dominated by technology like never before, we turn to it for almost everything, even while it comes to filing divorce. Online divorce is fast, easy and hassle free. It is definitely a welcome change from the traditional and tedious divorce method usually followed in India.

Just as one needs to produce a number of documents while going for the traditional divorce method, one needs to produce a few documents following the online method as well. The main documents that one needs to produce are listed under.

Identity Proof of both the spouses
Marriage Certificate
Details of bank accounts of both the spouses
Income tax details of the last two or three years
Professional details including your present remuneration. These details apply to both the spouses if they are working.
Birth related information of both. In this case a birth certificate should come to the rescue.
Family related information of both the spouses.
Details of assets and properties owned by both, husband and the wife.

These are some of the documents that one needs to produce while filing for an online divorce. Since online divorce is largely uncontested in nature, both the couples should keep these documents ready before taking any drastic step. Moreover owing to its uncontested nature, the couple should have some to a conclusion regarding all the matters pertaining to divorce. These include alimony, division of assets and child custody. Only when they have decided upon these issues, that filing for an online divorce becomes easier. All they need to do is fill up the online form and produce these documents to allow the proceedings to begin.

Once the forms have been filled up, with each and every detail of either spouse, they are to be submitted along with the above mentioned documents. Copies of these documents are taken by the firm as proof which helps in forwarding the divorce proceedings.