Chapter 165

Tami's POV

"Then I am sorry, the marriage is valid and you need to wait for 6 months to file a divorce. Under the Hindu Marriage Act, obtaining a divorce within the first six months is not feasible," the lawyer interjected, his voice tinged with solemnity. "Moreover, there must be valid grounds for such a petition… And in this case, it's not there." He replied.

"Okay, got it! One more thing, You know about that clause in my grandfather's will. To get my share in the property, I need to get married before being 27. I am 26 years, and 3 months old and I am married. So if I get a divorce after 6 months, will I get my share?" Mihir asked and I was shocked to hear it.

"I am afraid, you will have to stay married for at least those 9 months till you are 27 and complete all the clauses in the will. You can think of initiating the process only after that."

Despite the lawyer's cautionary words, Mr. Sha