Can a full-time housewife receive property division?

Property division for full-time housewives is possible.

Property division for full-time housewives is not simply applying a legal ratio, but a process of comprehensively evaluating overall contributions during marital life.

Even without direct economic activity, if you can sufficiently prove indirect contributions such as household work, child rearing, and supporting your spouse, you can receive fair property division.

According to a practice analysis report from the Seoul Family Court, the property division ratio recognized for female spouses ranges widely from 10% to 90%, with an average of 44.3%.

According to this, there is a tendency for the property division ratio recognized for full-time housewives to increase as the period of cohabitation lengthens.

This is because the court evaluates more highly the indirect value of housework and child rearing activities of full-time housewives that contributed to property formation during long marital life.

In conclusion, even though full-time housewives have not engaged in economic activities, their right to receive property division through various contributions during the marriage period is sufficiently guaranteed.

For detailed matters, please receive accurate legal advice through consultation with a specialist attorney.