How to deal with a pregnant woman filing for divorce

Family disputes have always been a very troublesome matter. After all, every family has its own problems. Among family disputes, disputes between husband and wife account for the largest proportion. If your wife is pregnant and asks you for a divorce, how should you respond? Does she no longer love you? Or is it a psychological problem caused by the pregnancy? We men must pay attention to girls' thoughts and not let them have wild thoughts. Let's see how to deal with a pregnant woman asking for a divorce.

1. How to go about the divorce procedure when a pregnant woman files for divorce? The procedure for a pregnant woman requesting a divorce includes both parties applying in person to the marriage registration authority where one party is registered; the marriage registration authority will review the application; if the conditions for divorce are met, the application will be registered; if the party applying for divorce commits fraud or obtains the divorce registration by deception, the divorce registration will be revoked.

2. Article 34 of the Marriage Law stipulates that the man cannot file for divorce during the woman’s pregnancy, within one year after childbirth, or within six months after termination of pregnancy. This does not apply if the woman files for divorce, or if the People's Court deems it necessary to accept the man's request for divorce. Therefore, a pregnant woman can request a divorce. If both parties are willing to divorce and have no objection to the division of property, they can go to the local Civil Affairs Bureau to go through the divorce registration procedures. If a pregnant woman requests a divorce, she can refer to the following divorce agreement procedures:

1. Application

For divorce by agreement, both parties must apply in person at the marriage registration authority where one party is registered and may not entrust another person to act on their behalf. When applying, all parties should bring household registration certificates, resident identity certificates, letters of introduction issued by their work units or village or residents' committees, divorce agreements, marriage certificates, etc., so that the registration and management authorities can verify the identities of the parties and determine jurisdiction.

II. Review

After accepting the divorce registration application of the parties, the marriage registration management authority shall conduct an examination within one month. During the examination process, it should fully understand the contents of the agreement, especially pay attention to whether the intention of both parties to request divorce is genuine, whether matters such as child support, assistance for living difficulties of one spouse, division of property and debt settlement are appropriate.

Three: Registration

After review by the marriage registration management authority, if the conditions for divorce are met, the marriage should be registered, a divorce certificate should be issued, and the marriage certificate should be cancelled. If the statutory conditions are not met and the marriage is not registered, the reason for not registering should be stated in writing, and the marital relationship will be dissolved from the time the parties receive the divorce certificate. If one party to a divorce fails to perform his or her obligations in accordance with the divorce agreement, the other party may bring a civil lawsuit to the people's court.

Four: Cancellation

If the parties applying for divorce commit fraud or defraud to obtain divorce registration, the marriage registration management authority shall cancel the divorce registration, declare the dissolution of the marriage relationship between the parties to the divorce invalid, take back the divorce certificate, and impose a fine of no more than 200 yuan on the parties. If a party believes that he or she meets the conditions for divorce, he or she may apply for administrative reconsideration in accordance with the law. If he or she is dissatisfied with the reconsideration decision, he or she may initiate administrative litigation in accordance with the law.