THE APPROACH TO DIVORCE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF FAULT AND NO-FAULT LAWS ACROSS COUNTRIES

Divorce is a complex legal process. while the specific procedures and requirements can differ, the complexities and emotional toll are universally recognized. In addition, it involves various legal, and financial complexities that vary across jurisdictions. The nature of divorce can be contested or uncontested, with different legal frameworks determining the process, from fault-based to no-fault systems. Divorce has profound emotional and psychological effects on individuals, often leading to stress and significant life changes. Understanding the multifaceted nature of divorce is crucial for navigating its challenges and ensuring fair outcomes for all parties involved. The aim of this study is to provide a well-defined legal understanding and basis of the various foreign laws on divorce. The study will be useful for both the legal practitioner and the student to have a basic text to consult, providing the necessary knowledge and tools. The study analyses certain foreign laws, cases and texts in order to present a clear picture of what is currently happening in the field of divorce abroad. The systems analyzed are: Georgia, France, Australia and Germany. The methodology of this study is purely comparative method. Utilizing a comparative approach, the paper specifically examines the Approach to Divorce Fault and No-fault laws in Across Countries.