The aim of all married couples is to live in domestic peace. Achieving harmony in the relationship without friction or disputes requires motivation and self-work on the part of the spouses. Domestic peace is vital for the home\u2019s proper functioning and for maintaining a pleasant, conflict-free atmosphere.<\/p>\n
The concept of matrimonial reconciliation comes up fairly often in divorce cases. It frequently happens that one of the spouses files for divorce while the other spouse claims that he\/she wishes to arrive at matrimonial reconciliation.<\/p>\n
Occasionally the side that seeks reconciliation indeed means it. However sometimes a request for reconciliation embodies a legal strategy meant to gain monies for the side making the request.<\/p>\n
In most cases it is the woman who files for marital reconciliation. Often, the reason for this is that the woman doesn\u2019t wish to block the path to filing a suit for receiving her ketubah (Jewish marriage contract) and\/or receiving alimony. In cases where the side suing for divorce has no grounds for doing so, his\/her suit is liable to be rejected, while the side requesting matrimonial reconciliation will achieve what he\/she has sought. Naturally, one cannot force a person to live in domestic peace if he\/she isn\u2019t interested in doing so. Still, a person who has married according to Jewish law will require halachgrounds in order for his\/her divorce suit to be accepted.<\/p>\n
To receive legal assistance and advice concerning matrimonial reconciliation contact us by phone at: 03-6133995 or 052-3986655.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"