As Korea-Taiwan marriages increase, disputes on divorce, custody, and inheritance are growing. We combine Taiwan family procedure and private international law analysis to build practical strategies for cross-border clients.
This page is reviewed by Attorney Wei Tseng and connects related columns with the consultation flow.
Key Points
- Divorce paths include consensual divorce registration, court mediation divorce, and court judgment divorce.
- In cross-border marriages, procedure depends on registration status and jurisdictional factors under Taiwan law.
- Property division typically follows statutory marital property rules, including residual property claims subject to limitation periods.
- A spouse is a core heir under Taiwan inheritance law and generally shares with children.
- Custody decisions prioritize the child’s best interests and stability of living environment.
- Procedural deadlines (including post-judgment registration) should be managed carefully to avoid penalties or delay.
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