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Basic Questions the Judge May Ask in a Divorce Case:
\n1. Marital Status and Duration of Marriage:
\nCan you tell us how long your marriage lasted?
\nWhat are the biggest problems in your marriage?<\/p>\n
Did you experience a serious crisis during your marriage?<\/p>\n
2. Request for Divorce and Reason:
\nWhy are you requesting a divorce?
\nDo you claim that you want a divorce because of your spouse’s behavior? (For example, infidelity, violence, indifference, etc.)
\nIs there a situation where you do not want a divorce?
\n3. Allegations of Infidelity:
\nDo you think your spouse is unfaithful?
\nDo you have evidence that your spouse is in a relationship with someone else?<\/p>\n
4. Domestic Violence or Violence Accusations:
\nHas there been physical or psychological violence in your marriage?
\nDo you have evidence of violence (police report, hospital report, etc.)?
\nDo you have witnesses that your spouse has been violent?<\/p>\n
5. Status of the Children:
\nWho do you want your children to stay with?
\nIs there a dispute over custody of the children?
\nHas there been a situation that prevented your children from communicating with either parent?
\nAre you requesting alimony for the children?<\/p>\n
6. Division of Property:
\nWhat do you think about the division of property and assets acquired during the marriage?
\nHave you had a dispute with your spouse over the division of property?
\nWhat is the status of the property acquired before or after the marriage?<\/p>\n
7. Request for Alimony:
\nAre you requesting alimony? How much alimony are you requesting?
\nDo you have information about your spouse’s income?
\nIs there a dispute about the responsibility to pay alimony?
\n8. Other Requests and Case Topics:
\nDoes your spouse have any material or moral debts to you?
\nDo you think your spouse has not fulfilled any obligations to you?
\nAre you requesting material or moral compensation during the divorce process?<\/p>\n
9. Whether the Marriage Can Be Continued:
\nDo you have any solution suggestions to save your marriage?
\nHave you considered taking any measures to continue your marriage?
\n10. Results and Requests:
\nDo you have any other solution suggestions other than divorce?
\nWhat conditions would you like to proceed with after the divorce decision?
\nNotes on the Judge’s Questions:
\nContested Divorce: The judge may thoroughly question the parties about the issues they disagreed on during the divorce process. These questions may include issues such as violence, infidelity, property division, alimony and child custody.
\nConsensual Divorce: If the parties have agreed on a divorce, the judge will ask more limited questions and obtain information about the terms of the divorce.
\nProving the Evidence: The judge may request that evidence be presented to determine the accuracy of the allegations. It is very important to present evidence, especially for allegations such as violence, infidelity or property division.<\/p>\n
In a divorce case, the judge takes into account the parties’ demands, the problems they have experienced and all kinds of evidence when making a divorce decision. The judge asks the necessary questions to understand the parties’ relationship, to ensure the best protection of children and to make a fair property division. In this process, it is very important for the parties to provide accurate information and to present evidence supporting their claims.","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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