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Prenuptial Agreements in India: Are They Legal, Valid & Enforceable in 2026?

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By Advocate Karan Dua | Vintage Litigation, Delhi | Marriage Law, Divorce Law, Family Lawyer You are getting married. You have built a business, inherited property, or simply want clarity about what happens if things go wrong. You want a prenuptial agreement. Can you have one in India? The short answer is: yes — but […]

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Marriage Does Not Eclipse Her Individuality”: Supreme Court’s Landmark May 2026 Ruling on Working Wives, Cruelty & Desertion

wintage_litigation June 1, 2026 0

Based on Ann Saurabh Dutt v. Lieutenant Colonel Saurabh Iqbal Bahadur Dutt (2026 INSC 475), decided 12 May 2026 — Supreme Court of India. Trending nationally and internationally. Zero article from any Delhi matrimonial law firm yet. By Advocate Karan Dua | The Matrimonial Lawyers, New Delhi | June 2026 Matrimonial Law Specialist | Delhi […]

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Divorce vs. Legal Separation — What Is the Difference Under Indian Law?

wintage_litigation May 22, 2026 0

Written by Adv. Karan Dua Matrimonial Law Specialist | Delhi High Court & Supreme Court of India 8 Years Exclusive Practice in Family & Matrimonial Law | Jangpura, New Delhi. Every week, someone walks into my office and asks some version of the same question: ‘Do I have to divorce? Can I just separate legally?’ […]