Divorce and Financial Rights: What Is the Wife Entitled To?
Financial rights include alimony, 'mut'ah', dowry, overdue entitlements, and custody housing. The court verifies the circumstances of the divorce before ruling. These rights are a guarantee for the wife's stability after separation. Their amount varies depending on the husband's income and the duration of the marriage.
1) **Meaning of Financial Rights After Divorce**
Financial rights include alimony, 'mut'ah', dowry, overdue entitlements, and custody housing. The court verifies the circumstances of the divorce before ruling. These rights are a guarantee for the wife's stability after separation. Their amount varies depending on the husband's income and the duration of the marriage.
2) **Dowry and Overdue Entitlements**
The wife is entitled to the full dowry if the divorce is from the husband. She is also entitled to any overdue entitlements, such as the deferred part of the dowry. The court verifies the marriage contract. It may oblige the husband to pay immediately.
3) **Types of Alimony**
These include iddah alimony, 'mut'ah' alimony, and monthly alimony if there are children. The court determines the amount based on the husband's income. It monitors the implementation of alimony to ensure the wife's stability.
4) **Custody Housing**
If the wife is the custodian, she is entitled to custody housing or a housing allowance. The court verifies the standard of housing suitable for the children. This right is independent of alimony.
5) **Compensation for Arbitrary Divorce**
If it is proven that the husband was arbitrary in divorce, the court may grant compensation to the wife. It verifies the evidence before ruling. This compensation is a protection for the wife from injustice.
6) **Role of the Legal Consultant**
The legal consultant accurately determines the financial rights. He also submits evidence to the court. He ensures the wife receives all her rights. He provides a legal plan to expedite implementation.
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