Jinju Lawyer: “To prevent division of divorce property and disposal of spouse’s property, provisional seizure and disposition must be considered.”

Divorce in court involves disputes between spouses on many issues, including property division, child support, alimony, parental rights, and custody. Recently, many cases are experiencing difficulties in dividing property due to the spouse's concealment or disposal of property.

According to the legal community, legally married couples often register and manage marital property in one person's name. However, in the process of preparing for divorce, if a spouse who is registered as the owner of joint property secretly disposes of the property, the amount of the property is reduced, and the amount that the spouse who is not registered as the owner can receive in a property division lawsuit is reduced. Because of this situation, it is important to first understand the spouse's financial status before filing for divorce, and expert assistance is also required to approach divorce litigation to minimize damages as much as possible.

Daeryun Jinju divorce lawyer from the law firm advises that in order to prevent the spouse's assets from being hidden or disposed of until the divorce judgment is finalized, it is necessary to accurately identify the spouse's assets and proceed with preservation and disposition. In particular, it is explained that if there are no assets that can be used to freeze property in the spouse's name, such as provisional seizure of real estate, provisional disposition, or provisional seizure of rental deposit, provisional seizure can also be carried out on wages or savings accounts in the spouse's name.

In addition, Dae-Ryun Jinju, a divorce specialist at the Legal Law, added, "Whether to provisionally seize or dispose of property depends on whether you will receive money through property division or transfer the ownership itself, so you need to devise a strategy and respond." He added, "When writing an application for provisional seizure or provisional disposition, you must calculate and enter an appropriate amount of alimony and property division, so I recommend getting help from an expert."

Meanwhile, Daeryun Law Firm, which operates a divorce team consisting of divorce lawyers and family law lawyers, has branch offices in the southeastern region, Gyeongbuk region, and metropolitan area, including Seoul, Busan, Daegu, Incheon, Gwangju, Daejeon, Ulsan, Suwon, Changwon, Cheongju, Jeonju, Uijeongbu, Chuncheon, Jinju, and Jeju, providing legal consultation and customized legal services.

(Reporter Yeo Dong-eun deyuh@mydaily.co.kr)

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