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Article by Gabriel Sawma Under the rules of Islamic sharia, the husband can end his marriage unilaterally by simply announcing the words ?I divorce my wife? or ?I divorce you? three times. He does not need to justify his decision, nor explain any reason for his divorce and never need to enter a courtroom to end his marriage. Egyptian Muslim women however are denied equal right to divorce. They are trapped in unwanted marriages or left begging for a divorce that can take years to obtain and leave them destitute. Egypt?s Islamic family law of divorce is established in five legislations: (1) the law of 1920; (2) the law of 1929; the law of 1979; (4) the law of 1985; and (5) the law of 2000.The Divorce Laws of 1920 & 1929 The 1920 law deals with divorce and financial support under which a woman might .. more»

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Article by angela Divorce has been symbolized as condition that full of suffering even wastes your money in a big amount. As you know, divorce is expensive. Many couple chooses divorce to end their unhappy marriage. Divorce law is created to give limitation and legal judgment. Divorce law has different policy based on the country. This is commonly occurs in the country. For example, European and American are not same. As good citizen, couple has to obey policy law that is created by their government. Many books talk about divorce law. You can get it in many bookstores. Take a look at the books; you will see the meaning, content and the policy of your divorce. Sometimes your divorce lawyer will show you about the law that is depicted in your divorce case. Divorce brings suffering for children. For this reason, the policy tends to pay .. more»

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The mortgage rule is a legal tool used to characterize property acquired, using both community and separate funds, over a period of time. Harry M. Cross, The Community Property Law in Washington, 61 WASH. L. REV. 13, 39-49 (rev. 1985). The mortgage rule examines whether both parties concerned were obligated to make payments in order to retain ownership of the disputed asset. If there was no such continuing obligation, then the character of the asset is retrospectively determined to be proportionate to the ratio of separate and/or community funds used to acquire the asset.Absent a continuing obligation, the character of the property is retrospectively determined to be proportionate to the ratio of separate and or community funds used to acquire the propertyIt is precisely this mortgage indebtedness that itself constitutes a contribution to effect the final determination of what proportionate share either party should be entitled to. If the other .. more»

Divorce and separation is a stressful and upsetting time for every child involved no matter how old they are. Even adults whose parents decide to separate after a number of years can still be traumatised by the events. And what makes matters worse is that the legal system in this country is not set up properly to deal with custody battle in a number of situations. When one parent decides that they want to move far away from the family home and take the child with them, the justice system is more commonly than not on the side of the mother. The child's wishes and emotional health play little part.During the Victorian era, men were always granted custody whenever a marriage dissolved, no matter what the reason and the competence of the mother to look after their child. Now, we see that women are more often than not granted custody .. more»