Daegu Divorce Attorney Assistance Case | Assisting With a Divorce Suit for Division of Marital Property and Designation of the Custodian

The client had been living in a marriage with a domineering spouse.

Since everyone has strengths and weaknesses, the client explained that she had tried her best to bear with her husband's temperament.

However, after their child was born, the husband's coercive attitude grew worse, and when his views were not accepted, particularly in disagreements over childcare, he even showed violent behavior.

The client explained that no matter how much they talked, the situation did not improve but instead grew worse, so she eventually left home and began living separately, and when no settlement followed, she ultimately decided to file for divorce.

While searching for an attorney experienced in divorce litigation, she visited the Daegu office.

As in the client's case, when there is no possibility of a divorce by agreement and the matter proceeds to mediation but that too fails, a divorce may be obtained through litigation, which is commonly referred to as a judicial divorce.

When the 🔗judicial divorce procedure is pursued, the conflict between the parties has reached its peak, so a sound legal basis must be prepared in order to obtain a favorable judgment on consolation money, custody, division of marital property, and similar matters.

Because the grounds for divorce differ from person to person and are inevitably subjective, a thorough legal review is necessary to assert the divorce and the accompanying claims in a reasonable and objective manner.

The judicial divorce procedure is also a type of litigation that is highly likely to become prolonged, so receiving assistance on the specific details from an attorney experienced in divorce who understands trial strategy can be helpful.

The judicial divorce procedure proceeds as follows.

The client's husband frequently raised his voice and took an overbearing attitude, even though their child was only about 12 months old.

The attorney emphasized that this violent attitude on the husband's part was a significant ground of fault.

Despite the husband's violent and domineering side, the client tried to resolve matters through conversation, out of a desire to get along as well as possible because they were family.

Even so, when the husband's attitude did not change at all, she ultimately decided to seek a divorce.

The attorney argued that the client's efforts to maintain the marriage by every means should be reflected in the custody determination and the division of marital property.

The client took on raising the child alone while also taking on side work to cover living expenses.

The attorney emphasized that because the client handled the household work alone and also bore the living expenses, she had contributed to the formation of the property.