If it is a husband and wife, after three years of separation due to emotional disharmony, the court will also decide whether to grant a divorce according to whether the relationship between husband and wife is broken. Separation for three years is only one of the reasons for judging divorce, and it is also necessary to determine whether it is a real de facto separation of emotional breakdown.
Legal separation for three years.
Many people think that they can get divorced after three years apart. A friend of mine has a bad relationship with her husband and has been getting a divorce. But because my husband doesn't agree to divorce, he has been dragging his feet. The two have been living in a state of separation, and my friend said: I insist on three years. As long as I live apart for three years, the court will decide to divorce. Actually, this is a misunderstanding. My friend really divorced her husband because of emotional disharmony. However, for separation, there are provisions in the law, and the separation of both parties should have certain continuity. In other words, during these three years, the separation between the two sides cannot be regarded as separation.
After three years of separation, can the court still divorce the husband and wife?
The court decides whether a couple can divorce on the grounds of emotional breakdown. If the separation between husband and wife lasts for three years, and it has been confirmed that the relationship is broken and cannot be adjusted, the husband and wife can be asked to divorce. However, after three years apart, feelings are sometimes good and sometimes bad. Live together when it's good, and separate when it's bad. Such a separation is not a legal separation. Besides, the relationship between the two people is not necessarily broken. Therefore, the court should consider other factors to decide whether to divorce.
After three years of separation, can the court still divorce the couple?
As I said before, if a couple is not registered to get married, the court can't divorce them just because they are not registered to get married, so there is no such thing as divorce.