Supreme Court Makes Striking Decision in Divorce Case: Keeping Correspondence with a Former Partner Deemed a Fault.
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The 2nd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals reviewed text message records from 2014 in the divorce case of a couple who married in 2020. While ruling that correspondence with a former boyfriend six years prior to the marriage could not be considered fault, the Chamber accepted the wife's failure to delete and keep these messages as a fault attributable to her. The decision that both parties were equally at fault was upheld.
The 2nd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals has issued a landmark decision that could change the balance in divorce cases. The decision concerns a woman who did not delete text messages she exchanged with her former boyfriend six years before her marriage... Click here for more.
The Supreme Court ruled that a woman's failure to delete her text messages with her former boyfriend constituted fault in a divorce case.
The 2nd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals ruled that a woman's failure to delete and instead keeping pre-marital correspondence with her former boyfriend constituted fault in a divorce case. While the court determined that the messages, sent six years prior to the marriage, could not be considered a direct cause of divorce, it listed the act of keeping them among other faults attributed to the woman.
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