A divorced woman is entitled to Alimony when the divorce occurs or when the court rules for separation. And women do not have alimony in the following cases: 1- Widowed Waiting Period. 2- Unlawful Marriage. 3- Wife who becomes apostasy. Husband is obliged to pay the alimony of divorce, separation. Alimony is the same as…
The definition of (‘iddah) The Legal Waiting Period: are the days when a separated woman waits for her husband, or he dies, so she does not marry. The Legal Waiting Period according to the Syrian Personal Status Law: Divorced women who are not pregnant are three months after divorce. Three months for a woman who…
The wife is entitled to Marital Maintenance, under conditions that are: That the Marriage Contract be valid. that the wife is suitable for marital relations and to achieve the marital purposes as a whole, if she is young, it is not suitable for any of that, then there is no Marital Maintenance for her because…
The basic principle is that the custody of the child in the first years is for the mother because the interest of the child requires that. If the mother marries or her custody is abolished for some reason, such as her negligence or poor child-rearing, the custody is transferred to one of the relatives from…
If the original contract creating the obligation is invalidated or canceled, the agreement on compensation arising from a breach of this obligation shall in turn be voided or canceled. The agreement on the penal clause is an agreement that follows the original contract creating the obligation. If the creditor requests the Specific Performance of the…
It is the compensation determined by the two contracting parties in advance in the contract when either party fails to implement or delay its obligations. The essence of the Penalty Clause is that agreement on it must take place in advance; that is, before any breach of the obligations arising from the contract occurs, given…
It takes place outside the court. Non-Judicial Admission is not considered a binding proof for the court, and it is up to the court to assess its value in the evidence. the non-judicial Admission is proven in accordance with the established general rules, such as that the admission was based on an ordinary bond that…