Legal Question in Family Law in India

if you are planning to file divorce by mutual consent then you can file the case through the power of attorney but on teh later dates both your presence will be required

You will have to file for divorce in an Indian court having jurisdiction over the place where you were married. A foreign decree of divorce is not valid in india, unless ratified by the Indian Court.

You can file for divorce even while you are in a foreign country through your advocate; however, the petition etc will have to be signed by you.

Your presence is required only at the time of final hearing of the petition.

i agree with the advice given by ld counsels to the extent that the divorce can be filed through power of attorney but the courts decline to accept the power of attorney on behalf of both the spouse and one of the spouse has to be present in the court at the time of recording of statement and the other spouse may be represented through a power of attorney. yes, the divorce can be granted by indian courts as the marriage was solemnized here.

You may file for mutual divorce in the country where you are residing at present.