Yes, the termination of marriage can also be done without the consent of the other spouse. It is important that he is notified of the intention to dissolve the marriage, so that the divorce procedure can achieve the expected result.

The forfeiture of the exercise of parental rights can be ordered in certain cases provided for by law, and the divorce procedure is not very relevant in this situation. In any case, there are often threats from the other spouse, such as taking steps to terminate parental rights. We must remember that a discussion with a lawyer can bring both clarification in your situation and peace of mind to be able to go through these moments.

The assets acquired during the marriage, if there is no agreement to this effect, will be considered common assets, and in the division procedure, each spouse will be assigned their share. If you acquired any property before marriage, you should know that it will remain yours even in the division procedure.

Unfortunately, in divorce situations, there can also be middle children. They cannot be treated as assets that can be shared, but open discussions need to take place about how they prefer to share their time with their parents. As a rule, the ex-spouses jointly establish the schedule in which the children can be visited. However, there may be situations in which such an agreement is not reached, and the only solution is to appeal to the court in order to issue a decision in this regard as well.