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Divorce suit

When the disagreements between the couples in the marriage union reach a level that cannot be resolved and the parties cannot find the strength to continue the marriage, they can apply to the court for divorce and legally terminate their marriage. The marriage union can only be terminated by the decision of the judge. In order for the judge to decide for the divorce of the couples, one of the specific or general grounds for divorce specified in the law must be present. If a divorce case has been filed without one of the special and general reasons specified in the law, this case will be rejected by the competent court. So, which court has jurisdiction and jurisdiction in divorce cases?

Where is the Divorce Case Filed?

Couples who decide to establish a marriage union but have a disagreement after a certain period of time may decide to file a unilateral divorce case, either by agreement or by contention. The Family Court handles all divorce cases, whether they are negotiated or contested. However, some regions do not have Family Courts. In such a case, the processes related to divorce cases are carried out by the Civil Court of First Instance as the Family Court.

In addition to these, couples have equal rights on all movable and real estate acquired during the marriage process. With the establishment of the marriage union, the economic partnership of the couples, who started to lead a joint life both materially and spiritually, ends with the realization of the divorce. Therefore, there is a possibility that the economic interests of the parties will be damaged by the divorce. In addition, the party with fewer faults or faultless divorce also has the right to demand compensation for the benefits that are damaged or likely to be damaged as a result of the divorce.

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