How is divorce property division contribution determined?

Hello. I am a divorce specialized attorney at Daeryun Law Firm.

According to the Supreme Court Decision 93Su6 dated May 11, 1993, if a spouse contributed to the maintenance or increase of the husband's assets by sharing housework and supporting him, property formed through both parties' cooperation is subject to property division.

As such, even a full-time housewife can have her divorce property division contribution recognized. The indicator that the court uses to confirm how much each spouse contributed to property formation during divorce property division is called divorce property division contribution.

The criteria for judging divorce property division contribution are as follows.

▲ Marriage period

▲ Housework contribution

▲ Each party's income, assets, parental support, etc. in the property acquisition process

▲ Management, investment, etc. in the property maintenance process

▲ Child rearing

You took on housework and child rearing, and the marriage period was very long at 25 years, so there is a possibility that your divorce property division contribution will be recognized.

Our firm provides not only divorce procedure representation but also evidence collection for recognition of contribution.

Also, in your case, you may also be able to claim consolation money from your spouse and the third party through a third-party adultery lawsuit during the divorce litigation.

Our firm accompanies all legal procedures including investigation of evidence of adulterous facts.

If you want to have your divorce property division contribution recognized and quickly conclude divorce procedures including consolation money claims, please request consultation right now.