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I live in Australia and married a woman in India six months ago. Both of us were previously divorced. I stayed with her for 20 days and then came to Australia to start her visa process. Later, I discovered that she had been married and divorced twice—once in 2015 and again in 2020—and had a ring ceremony in 2018. She only disclosed her 2015 divorce and concealed her later marital history. Additionally, she did not disclose this information to the marriage registrar when we registered our marriage certificate. She also has a mental condition—delusional disorder. Upon confronting her parents about this, they are now ready to dissolve the marriage. Should I pursue annulment or mutual divorce? What is the easiest and quickest way to dissolve the marriage?
You can pursue a mutual divorce if both parties agree. This is the quickest way to dissolve the marriage. If there is fraud or undisclosed information (like her past marriages), you can also consider annulment. It is advised to consult an expert lawyer to determine the best option, considering her mental health condition and the legal requirements in India and Australia. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.