Supreme Court Issues New Alimony Ruling: Those Meeting These Conditions Will No Longer Be Able to Receive It - Sözcü Newspaper
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The 2nd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals found it unlawful to award alimony to a woman who has a regular income and the same income level as her divorced spouse. The Chamber ruled that the woman's retirement and stable income, as well as the fact that the parties' incomes were close to or equal, made alimony unlawful...
The 2nd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals overturned the local court's decision ordering alimony payments to a woman who had a regular income and the same income level as her divorced spouse, finding it unlawful.
The Supreme Court ruled that awarding alimony to a woman who has a regular income and the same income level as her divorced spouse was unlawful.
The Supreme Court has issued a landmark ruling affecting millions of people in divorce cases. The court overturned a local court's decision awarding alimony to the woman, citing the woman's pension and the fact that her income was comparable to that of her ex-husband.
According to the court's decision, the couple, residing in Istanbul, filed for divorce. The Bakırköy 13th Family Court, which heard the case, ruled for divorce on the grounds that "the marital union has been fundamentally shaken"...
The 2nd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals overturned the local court's decision, finding it unfair to award alimony to a woman who has a similar income level to her divorced husband and receives a regular pension.
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