
Infidelity in Marriage – What Really Matters Legally
Anyone who discovers that their partner is cheating inevitably wonders, at least from a legal standpoint: Am I automatically at an advantage? Austrian law offers a straightforward answer: no
Jakob Weinrich, M.A., LL.M.
Tel: +43 1 99 741 21 | Email: office@ra-weinrich.at

Anyone who discovers that their partner is cheating inevitably wonders, at least from a legal standpoint: Am I automatically at an advantage? Austrian law offers a straightforward answer: no

Filing for divorce is a decisive step, but it usually takes some time before the divorce becomes final. During this phase of separation, the question arises

In a divorce, real estate is usually one of the biggest points of contention. Who gets the home? Who is responsible for the mortgage? And what happens if one partner continues to make the payments alone after the separation? The Supreme Court has recently issued clear guidelines on this matter.

When a marriage and the couple’s primary place of residence span national borders, complex questions quickly arise in the event of a divorce: Which court has jurisdiction? Which law applies to spousal support and property division? And the party that files first often has a decisive strategic advantage.

Mediation is a proven approach to conflict resolution that should also be considered in separations and divorces. In this article, you will learn what mediation is and why it can be helpful in divorce situations.

Divorce often raises many questions. Although there are already different legal consequences between separation and divorce, they are mistakenly equated. Below you will find an overview

Divorce marks an emotional and often complex stage in life. A central aspect of this process is also the division of assets, especially when it comes to the division of assets and property.

The decision to get married often raises legal questions, as marriage can offer both advantages and disadvantages. Marriage automatically brings with it many

Divorce by mutual consent is the most common form of divorce in Austria. Around 90 percent of all divorces are by mutual consent, as this is the simplest, least stressful and least expensive of all forms of divorce.

The most common form of divorce in Austria is a divorce by mutual consent - the prerequisite for this is agreement on custody, contact rights, child and spousal support, and the division of assets. These points are recorded in the divorce agreement. Mistakes often happen during the negotiation of this agreement.

Emotional relationships develop between humans and animals. Some even speak of soul mates. But who owns the family dog, cat or mouse in the divorce?

Your individual situation determines the type of divorce: The most common type of divorce in Austria is the amicable divorce. Provided that you agree on the key points required by law, the time frame for a divorce by mutual consent is also the most manageable.
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