Statistics from the Ministry of Justice revealed that the total number of marriages registered during the past year, which were proven in the federal courts in Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain and Fujairah, according to the electronic marriage system, amounted to 4,542 marriage contracts, compared to 648 cases of divorce.
Divorce cases were distributed among 311 cases between male and female citizens, 194 between non-citizens and non-citizens, 128 between male and non-citizen citizens, and 15 cases between female citizens and non-citizens.
The statistics showed that the fastest divorce case was recorded after a day, and another case after only two days of marriage between a citizen and a non-citizen, and another case after three days between a citizen and a non-citizen, and several cases were recorded in which divorces took place after less than 10 days of marriage, and others after less than two weeks and less of a month, including a case of divorce between a non-citizen and a non-national woman after 15 days of marriage.
Statistics showed a number of divorce cases that took place after a long period of marriage, the most prominent of which was a divorce between an expatriate couple after 47 years of marriage, while several divorce cases were recorded after more than 30 years of marriage.
Family consultants summarized the most important causes of divorce in: material and social inequality, ego inflation and self-reflection, lack of harmony and loss of love, absence of dialogue and irritability, parental interference, as well as violence and control of spouses, failure of each party to assume marital responsibilities, and the control of the culture of luxuries over life. Marriage, weakness of religious faith, and marriage to another.
And the year 2020 witnessed the introduction of amendments to the Personal Status Law, to reduce the number of divorce cases for unconvincing reasons, including presenting the two judges’ recommendations to the spouses, and their call for reconciliation before issuing a ruling to separate them.
The amendments considered that the spouses leaving the home or working in accordance with the law, Sharia, custom or necessity does not constitute a breach of marital obligations, calling on the judge to take into account the interest of the family in all that.
The amendments acknowledged that “if reconciliation is not possible between the spouses, and the abuse is all on the part of the husband, and the wife is the one who is requesting the separation, or each of them is a student, the two judges recommended separation with an irrevocable divorce and an appropriate allowance paid by the husband without prejudice to any of the marital rights resulting from marriage or divorce.”
If reconciliation is not possible between the spouses, and all the abuse is on the part of the wife, and the husband is the one who is requesting the separation, or each of them is a student, the two judges recommended separation in return for an appropriate allowance that they estimate, to be paid by the wife, unless the husband adheres to it, and the court takes into account the interest of the family. If reconciliation is not possible between the spouses, and the abuse is joint, the two arbitrators recommend a separation without an allowance, or an allowance commensurate with the rate of abuse. If reconciliation between the spouses is not possible and the situation is unknown, the offender is not known, and if the husband is the one who is requesting the separation, the two arbitrators suggest rejecting his claim, and if the wife is the requester, or both of them are asking for separation, the two arbitrators decide what they deem appropriate for the situation of the family and children in differentiating between them without an allowance or He refused to differentiate between them.
Statistics from the Ministry of Justice revealed that the total number of marriages registered during the past year, which were proven in the federal courts in Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain and Fujairah, according to the electronic marriage system, amounted to 4,542 marriage contracts, compared to 648 cases of divorce.
Divorce cases were distributed among 311 cases between male and female citizens, 194 between non-citizens and non-citizens, 128 between male and non-citizen citizens, and 15 cases between female citizens and non-citizens.
The statistics showed that the fastest divorce case was recorded after a day, and another case after only two days of marriage between a citizen and a non-citizen, and another case after three days between a citizen and a non-citizen, and several cases were recorded in which divorces took place after less than 10 days of marriage, and others after less than two weeks and less of a month, including a case of divorce between a non-citizen and a non-national woman after 15 days of marriage.
Statistics showed a number of divorce cases that took place after a long period of marriage, the most prominent of which was a divorce between an expatriate couple after 47 years of marriage, while several divorce cases were recorded after more than 30 years of marriage.
Family consultants summarized the most important causes of divorce in: material and social inequality, ego inflation and self-reflection, lack of harmony and loss of love, absence of dialogue and irritability, parental interference, as well as violence and control of spouses, failure of each party to assume marital responsibilities, and the control of the culture of luxuries over life. Marriage, weakness of religious faith, and marriage to another.
And the year 2020 witnessed the introduction of amendments to the Personal Status Law, to reduce the number of divorce cases for unconvincing reasons, including presenting the two judges’ recommendations to the spouses, and their call for reconciliation before issuing a ruling to separate them.
The amendments considered that the spouses leaving the home or working in accordance with the law, Sharia, custom or necessity does not constitute a breach of marital obligations, calling on the judge to take into account the interest of the family in all that.
The amendments acknowledged that “if reconciliation is not possible between the spouses, and the abuse is all on the part of the husband, and the wife is the one who is requesting the separation, or each of them is a student, the two judges recommended separation with an irrevocable divorce and an appropriate allowance paid by the husband without prejudice to any of the marital rights resulting from marriage or divorce.”
If reconciliation is not possible between the spouses, and all the abuse is on the part of the wife, and the husband is the one who is requesting the separation, or each of them is a student, the two judges recommended separation in return for an appropriate allowance that they estimate, to be paid by the wife, unless the husband adheres to it, and the court takes into account the interest of the family. If reconciliation is not possible between the spouses, and the abuse is joint, the two arbitrators recommend a separation without an allowance, or an allowance commensurate with the rate of abuse. If reconciliation between the spouses is not possible and the situation is unknown, the offender is not known, and if the husband is the one who is requesting the separation, the two arbitrators suggest rejecting his claim, and if the wife is the requester, or both of them are asking for separation, the two arbitrators decide what they deem appropriate for the situation of the family and children in differentiating between them without an allowance or He refused to differentiate between them.
Statistics from the Ministry of Justice revealed that the total number of marriages registered during the past year, which were proven in the federal courts in Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain and Fujairah, according to the electronic marriage system, amounted to 4,542 marriage contracts, compared to 648 cases of divorce.
Divorce cases were distributed among 311 cases between male and female citizens, 194 between non-citizens and non-citizens, 128 between male and non-citizen citizens, and 15 cases between female citizens and non-citizens.
The statistics showed that the fastest divorce case was recorded after a day, and another case after only two days of marriage between a citizen and a non-citizen, and another case after three days between a citizen and a non-citizen, and several cases were recorded in which divorces took place after less than 10 days of marriage, and others after less than two weeks and less of a month, including a case of divorce between a non-citizen and a non-national woman after 15 days of marriage.
Statistics showed a number of divorce cases that took place after a long period of marriage, the most prominent of which was a divorce between an expatriate couple after 47 years of marriage, while several divorce cases were recorded after more than 30 years of marriage.
Family consultants summarized the most important causes of divorce in: material and social inequality, ego inflation and self-reflection, lack of harmony and loss of love, absence of dialogue and irritability, parental interference, as well as violence and control of spouses, failure of each party to assume marital responsibilities, and the control of the culture of luxuries over life. Marriage, weakness of religious faith, and marriage to another.
And the year 2020 witnessed the introduction of amendments to the Personal Status Law, to reduce the number of divorce cases for unconvincing reasons, including presenting the two judges’ recommendations to the spouses, and their call for reconciliation before issuing a ruling to separate them.
The amendments considered that the spouses leaving the home or working in accordance with the law, Sharia, custom or necessity does not constitute a breach of marital obligations, calling on the judge to take into account the interest of the family in all that.
The amendments acknowledged that “if reconciliation is not possible between the spouses, and the abuse is all on the part of the husband, and the wife is the one who is requesting the separation, or each of them is a student, the two judges recommended separation with an irrevocable divorce and an appropriate allowance paid by the husband without prejudice to any of the marital rights resulting from marriage or divorce.”
If reconciliation is not possible between the spouses, and all the abuse is on the part of the wife, and the husband is the one who is requesting the separation, or each of them is a student, the two judges recommended separation in return for an appropriate allowance that they estimate, to be paid by the wife, unless the husband adheres to it, and the court takes into account the interest of the family. If reconciliation is not possible between the spouses, and the abuse is joint, the two arbitrators recommend a separation without an allowance, or an allowance commensurate with the rate of abuse. If reconciliation between the spouses is not possible and the situation is unknown, the offender is not known, and if the husband is the one who is requesting the separation, the two arbitrators suggest rejecting his claim, and if the wife is the requester, or both of them are asking for separation, the two arbitrators decide what they deem appropriate for the situation of the family and children in differentiating between them without an allowance or He refused to differentiate between them.
Statistics from the Ministry of Justice revealed that the total number of marriages registered during the past year, which were proven in the federal courts in Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain and Fujairah, according to the electronic marriage system, amounted to 4,542 marriage contracts, compared to 648 cases of divorce.
Divorce cases were distributed among 311 cases between male and female citizens, 194 between non-citizens and non-citizens, 128 between male and non-citizen citizens, and 15 cases between female citizens and non-citizens.
The statistics showed that the fastest divorce case was recorded after a day, and another case after only two days of marriage between a citizen and a non-citizen, and another case after three days between a citizen and a non-citizen, and several cases were recorded in which divorces took place after less than 10 days of marriage, and others after less than two weeks and less of a month, including a case of divorce between a non-citizen and a non-national woman after 15 days of marriage.
Statistics showed a number of divorce cases that took place after a long period of marriage, the most prominent of which was a divorce between an expatriate couple after 47 years of marriage, while several divorce cases were recorded after more than 30 years of marriage.
Family consultants summarized the most important causes of divorce in: material and social inequality, ego inflation and self-reflection, lack of harmony and loss of love, absence of dialogue and irritability, parental interference, as well as violence and control of spouses, failure of each party to assume marital responsibilities, and the control of the culture of luxuries over life. Marriage, weakness of religious faith, and marriage to another.
And the year 2020 witnessed the introduction of amendments to the Personal Status Law, to reduce the number of divorce cases for unconvincing reasons, including presenting the two judges’ recommendations to the spouses, and their call for reconciliation before issuing a ruling to separate them.
The amendments considered that the spouses leaving the home or working in accordance with the law, Sharia, custom or necessity does not constitute a breach of marital obligations, calling on the judge to take into account the interest of the family in all that.
The amendments acknowledged that “if reconciliation is not possible between the spouses, and the abuse is all on the part of the husband, and the wife is the one who is requesting the separation, or each of them is a student, the two judges recommended separation with an irrevocable divorce and an appropriate allowance paid by the husband without prejudice to any of the marital rights resulting from marriage or divorce.”
If reconciliation is not possible between the spouses, and all the abuse is on the part of the wife, and the husband is the one who is requesting the separation, or each of them is a student, the two judges recommended separation in return for an appropriate allowance that they estimate, to be paid by the wife, unless the husband adheres to it, and the court takes into account the interest of the family. If reconciliation is not possible between the spouses, and the abuse is joint, the two arbitrators recommend a separation without an allowance, or an allowance commensurate with the rate of abuse. If reconciliation between the spouses is not possible and the situation is unknown, the offender is not known, and if the husband is the one who is requesting the separation, the two arbitrators suggest rejecting his claim, and if the wife is the requester, or both of them are asking for separation, the two arbitrators decide what they deem appropriate for the situation of the family and children in differentiating between them without an allowance or He refused to differentiate between them.