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Divorce Claim by an Adulterous Husband: Successfully Transferred Apartment Ownership and Divorced! 🏠✨

General Divorce and Family Matters | Recommendation for Reconciliation

Divorce Claim by an Adulterous Husband: Successfully Transferred Apartment Ownership and Divorced! 🏠✨
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Recommendation for Reconciliation

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1. Case Overview πŸ”

A storm struck a peaceful family. The client (defendant) was deeply shocked by her husband's infidelity and sudden departure from home. The husband, on the contrary, filed for divorce against the client. The client initially insisted that "she would never get divorced" to protect her young children.

2. Attorney's Assistance (Key Strategy) πŸ’‘

While legally arguing that the claim of the culpable spouse should not be allowed in principle, we considered the client's practical future.

  • Proof of Fault: We clearly pointed out the husband's affair and his responsibility for the breakdown of the marriage due to his unilateral departure.

  • Strategic Flexibility: Through in-depth consultation with the client, we identified that the most important thing was for her to reside stably with her children in their current home if they were to get divorced.

  • Property Division Negotiation: By taking advantage of the other party's strong desire for divorce, we proposed reconciliation terms that would transfer the entire share of the 'apartment' to the client.

3. Case Outcome (Recommendation for Reconciliation Decision) πŸŽ‰

The court accepted the attorney's arguments and issued the following Recommendation for Reconciliation Decision:

  • Transfer of Ownership of Apartment and Car: Transfer of all shares of the apartment under the husband's name to the client (Securing housing stability for the children!)

  • Custody and Child Support: Designation of the client as the custodial parent and guardian, and securing adequate child support.

  • Reflection of Alimony Nature: Securing an advantageous position by sufficiently reflecting the other party's fault in the property division process.

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4. Closing Remarks βœ‰οΈ

Although the lawsuit began with betrayal, it was a valuable result obtained by choosing 'realistic compensation and the future of the children' instead of being consumed by emotional confrontation. Even in a situation where you do not want a divorce, it is the role of an expert to find the best 'Plan B' for the situation.

If you are struggling with a similar situation, we will work together to find practical solutions to protect your life and the lives of your children. 🀝