DIVORCE CONSULTANCY

Everyone desires a warm and happy family. However, in reality, life presents certain challenges, and when marital happiness cannot be achieved as expected, it can severely impact an individual's mental and emotional well-being. When serious conflicts arise, making it impossible for spouses to continue living together, they may seek divorce either by mutual consent or through unilateral divorce proceedings.

Everyone wishes to have a happy and peaceful family. However, life does not always go as desired, when married life is no longer happy, husband and wife can choose to disvorce through the form of divorce by mutual consent. 

When marital life becomes severely strained, and the purpose of marriage can no longer be fulfilled, yet the spouses cannot reach an agreement on issues such as terminating the marriage, child custody, and asset division, one party has the right to file a unilateral divorce petition with the court.ADVN Law provides a detailed guide on unilateral divorce procedures, helping clients understand the legal process and requirements.

The division of assets after divorce is a mandatory legal procedure. Spouses may mutually agree on the division of marital and separate property, as well as other financial obligations, or request the court to make a decision in accordance with the law.Asset division and child custody are the two most important issues to be resolved in any divorce. If the parties can reach an agreement, it can save time and costs. However, if an agreement cannot be reached, either party has the right to request the court to resolve the matter according to legal provisions.

In life, there are many reasons why spouses may no longer be able to live together and seek a new life. Divorce often appears to be the best solution for both parties. However, not all couples are willing to mutually end their marriage, leading to one party having to file for unilateral divorce. One of the most critical issues that arise in such cases is child custody and alimony.

According to the provisions of the Law on Marriage and Family 2014, divorce procedures are classified into two types: mutual consent divorce and unilateral divorce. The steps and implementation processes have similarities and differences, which can be summarized as follows:

With the rapid development of society, marriages between Vietnamese citizens and foreign nationals have become increasingly common, and the related procedures have also become more streamlined. However, divorces involving foreign elements still present many challenges in practice. This article will provide an overview of the legal procedures and issues associated with such divorces.

A legally recognized marriage establishes a marital relationship between a husband and wife, subjecting them to certain legal obligations related to personal matters, property, and children. Accordingly, the law also raises the issue of joint liability of spouses for actions undertaken during the marriage. In practice, many cases arise where a husband independently takes out a bank loan without the wife's knowledge, leading to uncertainty about whether the wife must share responsibility for repaying the debt.