Divorce according to the laws of Bangladesh.

What are the rules for divorce?

In Bangladesh, according to the Muslim Family Law of 1961, a person has to send divorce papers in three steps. One letter should be sent every 30 days. If no settlement is reached within 90 days, the divorce becomes effective. (Divorce)

Divorce Law

How much is the divorce registration fee?

According to Rule 21 of Muslim Marriage and Divorce Rules 2009, the registrar can accept Tk 500 for registration of divorce.

Divorce laws you need to know.

People marry to live together. For this reason, divorce is generally not desirable. But separation became inevitable due to special reasons. Either husband or wife can divorce. But there is a special condition in the case of wife divorce. If the right of divorce has been given to the wife in column 18 at the time of registration of marriage, then the wife can grant the divorce. However, if the right to divorce is not given, the wife can apply for divorce in the family court. 

Legal Process of Divorce

After the husband or wife has decided to divorce, the Chairman of the Union Parishad has to send a notice in writing to the Mayor of the City Corporation or the Mayor of the Municipality. A copy of the notice should also be sent to the husband or wife. No divorce shall take effect until 90 days have elapsed from the date of receipt of the notice. Within 30 days of the notice candidate, the Chairman or the Mayor shall constitute an arbitration panel for the purpose of conciliation or conciliation between the concerned parties. This council will try to compromise between the two parties.

Divorce by mutual consent

The most common of these separations is 'khula'. A 90-day notice to the principal is not required in this case of separation. But the wife. If you want to marry again, you have to wait for three months.

Divorce if the wife is pregnant

If the wife is still pregnant after 90 days of sending the notice to the lock, they will come into effect on the day the child is born.

Divorce of Hindus

Hindu law has no provision for marriage. However, if the marital relationship goes sour, a Hindu wife can sue her husband for separate maintenance and separate residence.