divorce after 3 years of separation

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Member since 20 August 2013

radhewallabhNew member20 August 2013 16:58:32

Hii,

My friend is mauritian. She is married to a mauritian guy incidently and never informed their parent. Neither they lived together. Its been more than three years of marriage as well as physical separation. How could she apply for divorce. Also will it be compulsory for her legal spouse to be involved in the process and if yes then what if he is not willing to do so.

karen ViP

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karenViP21 August 2013 09:34:20

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Hello radhewallabh.

Welcome to Expat.com

Has she tried to seek advices from a lawyer?

Thanks.

Karen

radhewallabh New member

Member since 20 August 2013

radhewallabhNew member21 August 2013 17:45:24

hi Karen,

Thanks for your response. She hasn't till yet. Since she is working so hardly get time in week days. She is therefore willing to know the right way to proceed.

Thanks
Radhewallabh

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