On the 17th, Ms. A, who shared her story on YTN Radio's 'Attorney Jo In-seop's Counseling Center,' said, "I met my husband through an acquaintance's introduction. He ran a health club, and I fell in love at first sight with his muscular physique, which couldn't be hidden even in thick winter clothes." However, She said she had problems with her husband since they started dating, saying they had trouble having sex. At first, she said it was because she drank a lot, and then excused herself that the hotel was too unfamiliar. Ms. A said, "My husband said things would get better once we got married, so I just believed that. I got married, but even after getting married, things didn't change,,, and although my body looked like it could be lifted, I couldn't have sex without medication, and during our eight years of marriage, our marital relationships were counted on one hand." She continued, "Especially in the past five years, it was only once that time. Fortunately, I had a child and now attend daycare. Raising a child was a great joy, but the emptiness continued. It felt like my life as a woman had completely disappeared." In the end, Ms. A asked her husband for a divorce, and although he gave her 50 million won asking him to reconsider, Mr. A said his resolve was firm and that he thought it was best to divorce as soon as possible for both parties' sake. He continued, "How long will it take to get a divorce? Actually, the divorce is because of my husband's sexual dysfunction, so I'm curious if I can receive alimony." The lawyer said, "If you can prove that your relationship with your husband has been irreparably broken, you can get a divorce," and added, "Separation becomes an important circumstance, and the duration of separation The longer it drags on, the more advantageous it is in proving that there is no possibility of restoring the relationship." However, if the husband does not want a divorce, he may need to go through a family investigation or marital counseling, and if there are also procedures such as asset checks or appraisals, the litigation period can take at least one year and up to two years.
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