Our Practice

12 Years of NRI Divorce Cases. One Focused Practice Area.

At NRI Divorce Online, we handle one thing — mutual consent divorce in India for Non-Resident Indians. Couples where one or both spouses are living abroad, who need to end their marriage under Indian law without flying back to India. That is the full scope of what we do, and we have been doing it for over 12 years.

We work with NRIs across the USA, Canada, UAE, UK, Australia, Germany, New Zealand, Singapore, and other countries. Every case is handled by advocates experienced in cross-border documentation, Special Power of Attorney execution, and Indian family court procedures — not passed to coordinators or junior staff.

Our goal is a legally sound, predictable process that respects both the emotional weight of the situation and the practical constraints of NRI life — time zones, visa status, work commitments, and distance from Indian courts.

NRI Divorce Online is owned and operated by Vineet Jain — a legal tech platform connecting NRI couples with qualified divorce lawyers across India.

NRI Divorce Online Legal Team
12+ Years of Practice

Exclusively handling NRI mutual consent divorce since the platform was founded. Every process we use has been shaped by real case experience.

1200+ NRI Cases Completed

Clients from over 30 countries — USA, UAE, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Germany, and more — with certified decrees delivered worldwide.

100% Remote & Confidential

The entire process — consultation, drafting, POA, filing, hearings — is managed remotely. Your personal and financial documents are handled with restricted access.

How It Works

Our Approach to Every NRI Divorce Case

Three stages, each with a defined scope and clear handoff to the next.

01

Assess Your Case

We begin with an online consultation to understand your situation — jurisdiction, marriage details, settlement terms — and confirm eligibility under Indian family law before any fee is collected beyond the initiation amount.

02

Prepare Documentation

All petitions, affidavits, and settlement terms are drafted by your assigned lawyer. The Special Power of Attorney is prepared for overseas execution. Nothing is filed without written approval from both spouses.

03

Court Proceedings

Your lawyer handles both the First and Second Motion hearings — via the POA holder or video conferencing. Once the decree is granted, certified copies are dispatched to your overseas address.

See the Full Step-by-Step Process

Why Trust Us

What Sets This Practice Apart

These are not differentiators we invented. They are the reasons NRI clients come back with referrals.

01

Senior legal attention on your case from day one

Your file is not assigned to a paralegal or case coordinator. An experienced NRI divorce lawyer reviews your form, drafts your petition, and manages your court hearings from start to finish.

02

Cross-border documentation is our routine, not our exception

Apostille requirements, Indian Consulate attestation procedures, SPOA formats accepted by specific family courts — we handle these for clients across 30+ countries, every week. This is not unfamiliar territory.

03

Fixed fees tied to milestones, not to billable hours

The total fee is ₹80,000, split into four stage-based payments. You know exactly what each payment covers before you make it. There are no additional charges for court dates, document revisions, or communication.

04

Both spouses review and approve everything before filing

The complete petition, all settlement terms, and every affidavit are shared with both parties for written confirmation before the case is filed in court. Nothing goes to the judge that either spouse has not signed off on.

Frequently Asked Questions

A Mutual Consent Divorce is a legal process where both spouses agree to dissolve the marriage on mutually settled terms. NRIs can file for this in India even if both spouses live abroad or in different countries. Most steps — drafting, documentation, SPOA preparation, and court coordination — are handled remotely. For the full sequence, see the complete NRI divorce process.
In most cases, no. NRIs can complete the process without travelling by appointing an SPOA holder in India and, where courts permit, appearing via video conferencing. Filing, scheduling, and all court coordination are managed centrally. More detail is on the NRI divorce timeline page.
The typical timeline is 6 to 12 months, depending on the family court jurisdiction, document readiness, and whether a cooling-off period waiver is granted. In eligible cases where the waiver is approved and documents are complete, cases have concluded in under 90 days. A phase-wise breakdown is on the timeline page.
All drafting, documentation, SPOA preparation, and filing steps are completed online. Court appearance depends on the specific family court's policy on virtual hearings. Where virtual hearings are not permitted, the SPOA holder represents you in person — meaning you still do not need to travel.
An NRI can file in any family court that satisfies jurisdiction — typically the place of marriage, last shared matrimonial residence, or current residence of either spouse in India. We assess jurisdiction before filing to avoid objections or delays. See the jurisdiction rules page for more detail.
Standard documents include the marriage certificate, passport copies for both spouses, proof of overseas residence, photographs, and the Special Power of Attorney. Requirements vary based on whether children, shared assets, or pending legal matters are involved. A complete checklist is shared after the initial case review.