Divorce by Mutual Agreement and Its Conditions

Divorce by Mutual Agreement and Its Conditions

Advantages of Getting Help from a Lawyer in Divorce Proceedings

In divorce cases filed on the condition that the couple has been married for at least one year, if the spouses reach an agreement on financial and moral matters, the case will proceed smoothly and quickly. You can get information about divorce by mutual agreement, which is filed when both spouses apply for a divorce case simultaneously or when one spouse applies and the other approves, from our firm. Through our firm, which provides experienced lawyers and consultants in family and divorce law, you can learn how to file for divorce. We assist in preparing your divorce petition and simultaneously filing for alimony and custody. If the case is prolonged, lawyers can request that temporary alimony be paid to the needy spouse, thus ensuring that alimony is received even before the case is concluded.

Can a Divorce Case Be Filed Due to Desertion?

Whether it is a divorce by mutual agreement or a contested divorce, you can benefit from the services offered by the Ozdogruhukuk.com law firm, which assists you in all matters. Lawyers help you with services such as filing the case, preparing the divorce petition, and following up on the case. They also assist in matters such as paternity cases, alimony payments, compensation claims, property division between spouses, and custody cases that determine with whom the children will stay. If one of the spouses leaves the marital home without a valid excuse for 6 months and does not take care of their spouse and children, a divorce case can be filed. These cases, which take much longer to conclude than divorce by mutual agreement, result in favor of the deserted party.