Contested Divorce Litigation
Vigorous courtroom representation when a divorce petition is disputed and cannot be resolved by mutual agreement.
When one spouse files for divorce and the other contests the grounds or terms, the matter proceeds through statutory stages at the District Court. We build the petition, gather evidence, and advocate at every hearing.
Our representation covers both husband and wife petitions, the statutory reconciliation stage, and final judgment, keeping you informed and protected throughout the litigation.
What’s Included
- Husband or wife divorce petition filings
- Evidence collection, witnesses, and trial hearings
- Representation through the statutory reconciliation stage
- Final judgment and enforcement of court orders
Frequently Asked Questions
What grounds allow a contested divorce in Nepal?
The Muluki Civil Code 2074 recognizes grounds such as living separately for more than three years, physical or mental cruelty, and extra-marital relations. We assess the strongest available grounds for your petition.
Is there a reconciliation stage before judgment?
Yes. The court observes a statutory reconciliation stage to attempt a settlement before proceeding to judgment. We represent you at every stage of the process.
Need the complete detail?
Read our full statutory guide, or book a confidential consultation with Advocate Keshar Bahadur Dahal.
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