Question 1

During the period of separation, the property was subject to a disposition injunction. Can you sell it?

Accepted Answer

No. Once a provisional injunction has been made, it cannot be simply cancelled.The other party who has filed a provisional disposition to prohibit the disposition of real estate must file an actual divorce lawsuit within a certain time after the provisional disposition for the disposition prohibition to be maintained.Ultimately, if the other party proceeds with a divorce suit, the injunction can only be canceled once the suit is over.If the other party does not file a divorce suit after six months, You can apply for a complaint order,If you still do not file a lawsuit, the provisional injunction due to failure to comply with the lawsuit order may be canceled.This is a procedure in accordance with Korean law.For foreigners, detailed procedures may vary. Please chat or email for specific details.

Question 2

Is it possible to waive the Visitation right

Accepted Answer

Memorandums or agreements waiving parental rights, custody rights, and interview rights written before divorce by agreement or divorce proceedings are not effective.However, it is possible to refrain from exercising parental rights, custody rights, and interview rights in accordance with the agreementbetween the couple in divorce proceedings or divorce proceedings.Just It is possible to refrain from exercising parental rights, custody, and interview rights in accordance with the agreement between the couple in consultation divorce or divorce proceedings.However, parental rights, fosterer and interview rights must be granted with priority consideration for the welfare of the child.Even after divorce, face-to-face negotiations may be changed, restricted, or excluded at the request of the parties or by the ex officio authority of the family court.This is a procedure in accordance with Korean law. For foreigners, detailed procedures may vary. Please chat or email for specific details.

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