Precedent Decision from the Supreme Court: Equal Fault Provision in Divorce

The Supreme Court made a critical decision that will set a precedent when determining the fault rates of the parties in divorce cases. The court ruled that the man who removed his wife from the house and changed the door lock and the woman who cursed her husband and did the cleaning at night were "equally at fault" in the divorce process.

Examining the decision of the local court in the case in question, the Supreme Court stated that the mutual behavior of the parties shook the foundations of the marriage union. In the decision, it was emphasized that the man's action of evicting his wife from the house and the woman's attitude of cursing are of similar legal weight and that both parties are equally responsible for shaking the marital union.