Date: 12/02/2024
To
Shweta Tiwari
D/o: Palak Tiwari
R/o: Choudhary Niwas, Kandoli
Dehradun, Uttarakhand- 248008
Subject: Legal notice for Judicial Separation
Dear Mam,
Having instruction from and on behalf of my client Mr. Ashok Tiwari S/o Sanjay Tiwari,
Dehradun, Uttarakhand- 248007. I do hereby serve you with the following legal notice-
     1. Mr. Ashok Kumar and Ms. Shweta Sharma entered into matrimony in 2020 with the
        expectation of a harmonious and fulfilling partnership. However, it has become
        evident that the marriage has been fraught with irreconcilable differences, primarily
        stemming from your persistent behavior that has caused substantial emotional distress
        and suffering to Mr. Ashok Kumar.
     2. Despite Mr. Ashok Kumar's sincere efforts to salvage the marriage, the continuous
        annoyance and insults inflicted upon him by you have rendered the relationship
        untenable. Your behavior has not only affected Mr. Ashok Kumar's mental well-
        being but has also significantly impaired his ability to perform his professional duties,
        thereby exacerbating the strain on the marriage.
     3. Given the severity of the situation and the irreparable damage caused to the marital
        bond, Mr. Ashok Kumar has decided to pursue legal recourse for judicial separation.
        He believes that this course of action is necessary to protect his physical and mental
        health and to secure a semblance of peace and stability in his life.
   4. Through this legal notice, Mr. Ashok Kumar formally initiates proceedings for
          judicial separation on the grounds of irreconcilable differences and mental cruelty. He
          hereby requests that you cooperate with the legal process to facilitate an amicable
          resolution to the dissolution of the marital union.
   5. That as per section 10 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 the couples married under the
          said act can seek judicial separation by filing a petition and once the court grants the
          order for judicial separation, they are not required to live together as a married
          couple.
   6. Both you have thought carefully about your choice and that you both think it is
          preferable to file for formal separation in order to settle your differences and start
          living separate lives. It is important to approach this procedure fairly and with respect
          for each party.
   Through this legal notice in family matters, I hereby instruct you to respond to the notice
   within 30 days to discuss the next steps in the judicial separation process. It is important
   for us to come to an agreement on matters such as asset division and such and other
   relevant issues to ensure a smooth and amicable separation. Please note that failing to
   respond to this notice or engage in the legal separation process may result in further legal
   action.
    A copy of this notice has been preserved in my office for record and future course of
action.
   Through
   Advocate Harsh Khatri