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Table of Spouses’ Rights in Family Disputes and Mediation
The table below summarizes the rights of spouses in cases of family disputes. It should not be considered as comprehensive legal advice.
Description of Right | After the separation | After the divorce | When is the right lost? | Is mediation allowed? | |||
Right to Divorce | YES | _ | _ | NO | |||
Right to Alimony of Spouse | YES | NO | After the divorce | YES | |||
Right to Post-Marital Support
|
NO |
YES |
Only applicable for a specific period of time |
YES |
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Rights to Property acquired during the marriage | YES | YES | 3 years after the divorce was issued | YES | |||
Right to Exclusive Use of the Property
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YES | NO | Terminates with the issuance of a divorce | YES | |||
Right to Personal Items | YES | NO | At a reasonable time from the separation | YES | |||
Right to Home Appliances | YES | NO | At a reasonable time from the separation | YES | |||
Right to Child Support | YES | YES | Until children become adults | YES | |||
Right to Child Support (over the age of 18) | YES | YES | Until the end of military service or the end of university studies | NO | |||
Right to Stop-List | YES | YES | Until the child becomes an adult | NO | |||
Right to Parental Responsibility (Legal and Physical Custody) | YES | YES | Until the child becomes an adult | NO (assignment or removal cannot be mediated) | |||
Right to Communication | YES | YES | Until the child becomes an adult | YES |
The above information does not constitute legal advice.