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The Section 13B structure is a first motion recording at least a year's separation and agreement to dissolve, then a second after six to eighteen months confirming consent still stands. Under Amardeep Singh the Family Court may waive the six-month gap where separation has already been long, mediation has failed and the settlement is complete — bringing the process down to two or three months.

Custody arrangements in Kota frequently have to work around examination cycles rather than calendar weeks. Where a child is mid-way through a coaching or board examination programme, continuity of study carries real weight in a welfare assessment, and workable orders address inter-city travel, examination schedules and regular contact instead of imposing a fixed weekend pattern that breaks in the first month.

Related to this, guardianship is worth addressing while the settlement is being drafted rather than later. Where a minor will continue living in Kota for study, a recorded local guardianship arrangement — and in some situations an order under the Guardians and Wards Act — resolves who may consent to medical treatment or act in an emergency. The settlement should also close the Domestic Violence Act application, the Section 144 BNSS maintenance claim, and any Section 85 BNS complaint, the last by quashing at the Jaipur Bench.