Bad News From the Supreme Court for Those Who Divorced to Receive Orphan's Pension Inherited From Their Father.
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The court stated that regardless of whether the divorce was genuine or fraudulent, the allowance must be terminated if it is determined that the orphan is actually living together with the divorced spouse.
Legal sanctions have been tightened against those who, despite being officially divorced, continue to share a home with their ex-spouse in order to receive orphan's pensions inherited from their father. The 10th Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals issued a groundbreaking precedent-setting decision on the matter. The high court emphasized that if it is determined that divorced spouses are living together, the income/pension must be term…
Under the Social Security and General Health Insurance Law, the income and pensions granted to spouses and children who are found to be living together despite being divorced are terminated. In a landmark decision, the 10th Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals emphasized that regardless of whether the spouses had genuine intentions to divorce at the time of the divorce (fraudulent divorce), the income/pension must be terminated if it is…
The Supreme Court stated that, whether the divorce was sincere or fraudulent, the income and alimony of those who were determined to actually live with the divorcing spouse should be withheld. The decision of the GCC against the decision to cut off the young woman's orphanage was overturned due to incomplete examination.
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