Ulsan Divorce Attorney | Helping a Client Who Wanted a Divorce Obtain the Divorce and Block the Former Wife's Claim for Division of Marital Property

This is the account of the client.

The Ulsan divorce attorney's client stated that he had met his wife 10 years earlier and, without a wedding ceremony, had filed a marriage report and remained in a marital relationship.

However, the client and his wife had very frequent disputes due to differences in personality.

8 years earlier, after a dispute, the wife left home, and with all communication between them cut off, they had been living separately.

The client judged that, because of this prolonged separation, the affection and trust that had been lost had broken down beyond repair, and that there was no longer any meaning in continuing the marital relationship.

The Ulsan divorce attorney's client therefore wished to end the marital bond here and to file for divorce litigation.

The client stated that he wished to end his relationship with his wife, with whom he had been living separately for many years, through divorce litigation.

The Ulsan divorce attorney was entrusted with the client's authority to litigate and filed the suit.

■ Civil Act Article 840 (Grounds for Judicial Divorce) Either spouse may file a claim for divorce with the Family Court in any of the following cases.

1. If the spouse has committed an act of infidelity

2. If the spouse has maliciously deserted the other

3. If one has been gravely and unjustly treated by the spouse or the spouse's lineal ascendant

4. If one's own lineal ascendant has been gravely and unjustly treated by the spouse

5. If the spouse's death or survival has been unknown for 3 years or more

6. If there is any other serious ground making it difficult to continue the marriage

Under the Civil Act, the grounds on which a claim for divorce may be filed with the Family Court are set out, and in the client's case, the divorce was claimed on the grounds of subparagraphs 2 and 6 of Civil Act Article 840.

The Ulsan divorce attorney provided assistance in the client's case as follows.

After hearing the Ulsan divorce attorney's arguments, the court issued the following decision.

1. The plaintiff and the defendant shall divorce.

2. The plaintiff and the defendant shall determine the division of marital property as follows.

a. The plaintiff and the defendant shall each waive all claims for the division of any of the other's public pensions (including all of the National Pension, the Government Employees Pension, the Private School Teachers Pension, and the Military Pension)(that is, each shall receive his or her own pension, and the divided pension amount in respect of the other's pension shall be 0 won).

b. Other than as determined above, the positive and negative assets held by each party in his or her own name as of the date this case's decision in lieu of conciliation becomes final shall be attributed in ownership to the respective titleholder, and each debt shall be repaid by the titleholder under that titleholder's own responsibility.

With the Ulsan divorce attorney's assistance, the client had the entirety of his claims granted, and although the former wife claimed division of marital property, that claim was dismissed.

If you are facing a 🔗judicial divorce claim on grounds similar to those of this client, seeking the assistance of an attorney experienced in this area can be the shortest path to resolving the case.

The Ulsan divorce attorney will present a response strategy that places the client's interests first.