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In recent news, it has been noted that marriages of Nepali migrants conducted in Australia and resulting in divorce are still recognized as valid in Nepal. However, the legal implications of divorce in Nepal differ from those in Australia. In Nepal, the division of property after a divorce is not guaranteed by law, which can lead to disputes and complications for couples seeking to dissolve their marriage.
This issue raises questions about the legal rights and protections available to Nepali migrants who have married abroad and are now facing divorce back in Nepal. Despite the cultural and social acceptance of international marriages, the lack of clear legal frameworks for property division in cases of divorce can create challenges for individuals seeking to navigate the legal system.
Ramesh Khatri, a representative of Kansai Nepal News, emphasizes the importance of updating legal provisions to address the needs of Nepali migrants facing divorce after marrying abroad. He highlights the necessity of ensuring that individuals have clarity on their rights and responsibilities in such situations to prevent potential conflicts and ensure fair outcomes for all parties involved. Khatri stresses the significance of legal reforms to protect the interests of Nepali migrants and streamline the process of divorce settlements in Nepal.
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Author: MAYA | HARUTO
Posted at: March 30, 2025 7:01 pm
