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Originally Posted by snipeshot08
KT kor kor oi, you give wrong advice to Haojian, how can he compare to your case???You have no kids, no house and she is a Sinkie with a full-time job not needing your household allowances for sustenance, practically your ancillary matters are almost ZERO and her lawyer would have already advised her against making any claims as the chances of winning is very low :
Moreover I think you totally forgot about the pre-trial conferences at the Family Court tio bo??
No need to argue further, this is extracted from the Subordinate Court website
Cheerios..........SS08
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Originally Posted by snipeshot08
That is not a loophole my dear "Dirty Boy"  You may be surprised to know that we are actually allowed to backdate as the Court have no way of determining when the "unreaonsble behaviour" of your spouse starts, moreover we are basing on past events to argue for the divorce
What you have stated is the same as KT, that is provided it is totally uncontested by both parties, but you also forgot about the pre-trial conferences (behind chambers) before the actual open court session (open chambers)
Your friend should have engaged a competent lawyer to fight his case instead of waiting 7 years, in my humble knowledge there should be no stated statutes of limitation for such issues so the 7 years wait is actually puzzling to me. An experienced lawyer would have advised your friend to do the following,
01) Serve the notice on her last known address and the NOK's at Sabah.
02) Put out advertisements on all major newspapers in Malaysia.
03) Engage a PI to track her down.
Once you have proven to the court that you have already tried and exhausted all avenues to reach her, the Court may then decide the divorce case in her absence.
Cheerios.........SS08 |
Wow!!! Very enlightening information from The Super Senior.
Addition information to add - It is very difficult (almost zero Chances) to prove Adultery unless confession or caught in bed with Video or Camera footage. SS used the term "Unreasonable behaviour" is the more common term for this case.
Try to talk it out with your BX, maybe there is some mis-understanding. Take your kids into consideration.