Divorce lawyer in Suwon
Property division, custody and consolation money: a divorce attorney handles the case of every client in Suwon personally.
Divorce legal services for clients in Suwon
Daehanjoongang Divorce Center takes divorce, property division, custody and consolation money matters for clients in Suwon. Attorneys may appear before any family court in Korea, so a client in Suwon can proceed by phone or video without distance being a burden, and a visit to the Haeundae office in Busan (7F Raon J Building, 554 Haeundae-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan 48093) is welcome if preferred. Where one spouse is a foreign national, the divorce raises the questions of which court has jurisdiction and which law applies, and, for a spouse on a marriage visa, what happens to the right to stay. Clients in Suwon are advised on both the family-court procedure and the immigration consequences in the same consultation.
Why clients in Suwon come to Daehanjoongang Divorce Center
A dedicated divorce attorney
An attorney who works on divorce and family matters handles the case in person, from the first filing to the judgment.
Matters nationwide
Family courts across Korea, with phone and video consultations for clients who are not in Busan.
Private consultations
Every consultation is confidential, and a strategy is set out for your circumstances alone.
Questions clients in Suwon ask about divorce
Q. How do I engage a divorce lawyer from Suwon?
Call the main line 1533-7377 or send an outline of your situation through the online form; an attorney reviews it and the office proposes a consultation time. Clients in Suwon can consult by phone or video without visiting the office.
Q. I am in Suwon. Can a law firm in Busan take my case?
Yes. Attorneys in Korea may appear before any family court in the country, and Daehanjoongang Divorce Center takes divorce, property division and custody matters for clients in Suwon and nationwide. When comparing firms, an attorney's experience with cases like yours matters more than the office address.
Q. I am a foreign national living in Suwon. Can I divorce here, and what happens to my visa?
A Korean family court has jurisdiction where the couple's habitual residence is in Korea, and Korean law generally applies where the spouses' common habitual residence is here. A spouse on an F-6 marriage visa may in some cases keep a right to stay after the divorce, for example where the divorce was the Korean spouse's fault or where a child is being raised, and the immigration office assesses this separately. The divorce and the visa position are reviewed together so that nothing said in one procedure harms the other.
Q. What does a consultation cost?
The first consultation is paid, and the fee depends on the type of matter and the form of the consultation; the exact amount is given when the appointment is made.
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Need a divorce consultation in Suwon?
Main line 1533-7377. Phone and video consultations for the whole country.
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