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What is a Divorce Case Due to Insult Against Life?
Divorce due to attempted murder is a type of lawsuit that can be filed if one of the spouses makes an attempt against the other’s life. This intent may be in the form of attempted murder, injury or threat. If the spouse commits an action to end the other’s life or has a clear intention to commit this action, it is considered an attempt against life.
Extremely Bad Treatment and Severely Degrading Behavior:
In addition to murder, if one of the spouses treats the other badly or is seriously degrading, it is also considered a reason for divorce. Abusive treatment includes behavior such as physical or psychological violence, insults, humiliation and threats. Severely degrading behaviors are actions that damage the reputation and respect of the spouse, humiliate and humiliate them in society.
Right to Sue and Limitation:
One of the spouses has the right to file for divorce within 6 months from the date on which he/she learns that the other has committed an attempt against his/her life or has been subjected to very bad treatment and seriously degrading behavior. This period is the statute of limitations and a lawsuit cannot be filed after this period has expired.
Litigation Process:
A divorce case due to murder is considered a serious fault divorce case. In these cases, non-pecuniary damages and alimony may be requested from the at-fault spouse. Additionally, decisions are made on issues such as custody and property division.
Matters to be Included in the Petition:
In the petition of the party filing for divorce due to murder, the events must be explained in detail and evidence must be presented. Evidence may include witness statements, medical reports, police reports and photographs.
