is it posibile to apply for divorce with in 30 days after marriage?

Answer 1

Generally If you seek divorce in India you have to wait for one to three years depending under which Act you are applying for divorce & on what grounds. Say if you are married or your marriage registered under the Special marriage Act,1954 & you seek divorce by mutual censent the you have to wait for 1 year after such marriage or registration or if you seek divorce under the Hindu marriage Act,1955 you have to wait for 3 years. But in case you seek annulment of marriage that being voidable in nature you should apply for annulment within one year of such marriage i.e. you can apply for annulment of marriage within 30 days after you marriage as you asked here. Such a law for annulment of voidable marriage is some what common for all marriage enactments in India. Law relating to divorce by Indian muslims is based on shariet & any divorce (talak) seeked by a muslim man can be done any time after the marriage (nikha). Similarly Indian christian seeking divorce can apply for divorce any time (no time limit) after the marriage under the Indian Divorce Act,1869 but here the grounds for divorce are very much restricted as for a man only ground available to him is adultery on part of his wife & for woman the ground of adultery by her husband should be coupled with cruelty or desertion or remariage etc.

Answer 2

I think you can actually apply for a annulment. You didn't state why you want the divorce so soon. If it's a minor issue, it may be worth working out. Marriages take a lot of work and forgiveness. If you don't love the man, then you made a terrible mistake.

In any case, don't get a divorce unless you're positive. Many people get post-marriage jitters. So go have a serious chat with your new hubby and both of you decide if you want to stay married or not. If not, get the annulment together.

Answer 3

If there are no children or joint property purchased since the marriage - most states also allow annulments - which is much simpler then a divorce and simply makes the marriage void, as if it had never happened. Each state has a different time frame in which this is allowed - though some are up to a year so it's worth looking into.

Answer 4

1) Annulment is NOT cheaper--you still have to pay the filing fee and the process fees and such
2) There are only certain situations in which you can get an annulment-- it usually has to be fraud or something like that
3) You can get divorced at any time

Contact an attorney if you realize you've made a huge mistake--better to fix it now before you get deeper into a mess and then find you can't get out of it--like after kids are born.

Answer 5

Annulment

Answer 6

Yes, you will have to get it annulled. Why did you get married in the first place? now that you want to end things. I don't know why people get married, then get divorced so quick as if they never knew what they got themselves into? Marriage is not a joke or a game. I suggest you don't do it unless you are serious about it.

Answer 7

yes.Its possible to apply for a divorce. See Britney spears she was apply after 55 hour marriage!

Answer 8

Sounds like you didn't give things enough time to adjust, but you can apply for a divorce anytime.

Answer 9

haha didn't dennis rodman get divorced hours after he got married? sucks you're already throwing in the towel though...marriage is supposed to be forever, so i think you should give it a shot.

divorce is a last resort!

Answer 10

You can divorce as friends - Maybe save your marriage

please check this link to save ur marriage:

http://www.divorceasfriends.com/rulesfordivorce.html

and still if the link doesnt get opened here are the few points:

How you interact with the other person determines how that person will interact with you.

When you are critical, controlling or take sides against someone, that person will automatically get upset, put up his or her walls of protection, and become critical towards you.

Then you will get upset and become more critical of him or her. Then the other person will become more critical of you. Without knowing, you create a cycle of conflict, a cycle of hurting, attacking and withdrawing from each other.

It's this cycle of conflict that creates all the suffering in our relationships. Fortunately, it takes two people to create and maintain this cycle. It only takes one person to end it. To end the cycle of conflict, you need to stop fueling it.

Use the following Ground Rules For Divorce to take the conflict out of your relationship.


1. Accept the person. - When you fight the way someone is, you get upset and fuel the cycle of conflict. Accepting may seem difficult, but it's nothing more than telling the truth. That person is the way he or she is whether you like it or not. As your surrender to the truth, you restore your effectiveness.

2. Be willing to feel your hurt. - Ultimately, all your upsets and all your destructive behavior are fueled by hurt. The more you are willing to feel this hurt, like a child, the more the hurt runs its course and disappears. Take every opportunity feel your hurt. Feel it willingly. Cry as hard as you can. Let the hurt come and let it go.

3. See your role in the problem. - You can't have a cycle of conflict with only one person. It takes two. Notice how critical you have been and how much you have hurt the other person. Notice how the other person has put up his or her walls of protection and given it back to you. See how your actions have fueled the conflict.

4. Don't hang on. Let the person go. - Everything you do to make someone stay destroys love and pushes the person further and further away. We hang on to avoid feeling the hurt. Once you are willing to feel your hurt, the need to hang on disappears. You can then act in a way that creates love.

5. Let go of resentment. Forgive. - Forgiveness is not for the benefit of the other person. It's for you. To forgive, be willing to feel your hurt. Then notice that the other person is doing the best he or she can with his or her very limited ability. Forgive the person for not being wiser and more aware.

6. Be willing for anything to happen. - When you fight what happens, you become full of fear and upset. You lose your ability to see clearly and you act in a way that makes your situation worse. When you flow with what happens, you have peace of mind. You see clearly and can discover what needs to be done.

7. Don't Argue. Listen. - Whenever two people are arguing, there are two people who are trying to force their opinion on the other. Neither one is listening. Once someone stops to listen, the argument ends. Let the other person express his or her opinion fully. Then express yours. Once everything is said, you can find solutions.

8. Find solutions that work for both of you. - Refuse to draw sides against the other person. When you fight to have your side prevail, you force the other person to fight against you. When you are committed to finding solutions that work for both of you, the resistance against you dissolves. It's hard to fight someone who's on your side.

9. Take every opportunity to heal your relationship. - Every time you interact with the other person, you will either put water on the fire or more fuel. Make sure you always add water. Do everything you can to empower the person. Make sure the other person feels accepted and appreciated. Be a friend and be interested in that person's well being.