What is the procedure for divorce without mutual consent

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What is the procedure for divorce without mutual
consent?
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In case your spouse is not ready for the mutual
consent divorce, then you can file a petition
under any of the grounds mentioned under Section
13(1) of the Hindu Marriage Act.
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WHAT is GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE

• Adultery  The act of tickle in any kind of
  sexual relationship including intercourse outside
  marriage is termed as adultery.
• Cruelty  A spouse can file a divorce case when
  he/she is subjected to any kind of mental injury
  that causes danger to life, and health. The
  slight acts of spite through mental torture are
  not judged upon one single act but a series of
  incidents.

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• Desertion  If one of the spouses freely abandons
  his/her partner for at least a period of two
  years, the left spouse can file a divorce case on
  the ground of desertion.
• Conversion  In case, either of the two converts
  himself/herself into other religion, the other
  spouse may file a divorce case based on this
  ground.

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STEP BY STEP PROCEDURE TO FILE FOR DIVORCE

1. Filing Petition The first step of the divorce
   procedure is to file for a Divorce in the
   concerned family court through an experienced
   lawyer. Any of the partners which is injured can
   approach the court and file for Divorce Petition
   in the appropriate power on any of the grounds
   named above. The same can be done with the help
   of the best divorce lawyer.

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2. Service of Summons The next step after filing
the Divorce Petition is the service of the order
on the contesting parties to inform them that a
divorce procedure has begun against them by the
aggrieved spouse. The party who is served the
summon has to appear before the Judge of the
family court.
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3. Response to Petition The next step in the
procedure for divorce is filing a response to the
Divorce Petition.  4. Trial Once both the
parties have presented their points through the
petition and the response, the trial begins where
the court hears both the parties with their
evidence and proof.
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5. Temporary Orders The next step of the
procedure to file divorce is the interim orders
which are passed by the court related to alimony,
maintenance etc. 6. Final Order The last step is
where the court articulates the last request
dissolving the marriage after which the court
procedures will arrive to an end.
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