Indian Man Allegedly Harassed by Wife for More Sex, Seeks Divorce

The Times of India reports that a family court in India granted a decree of divorce to a man claiming his wife is an aggressive and adamant sex addict.

The husband petitioned for divorce in January, and said in the petition that “it was intolerable for him to bear any more atrocities and he also apprehended danger to his life and limb.”

The Thailand divorce attorneys at Chaninat and Leeds have successfully filed thousands of court divorce and uncontested divorce cases in Thailand.

In the court ruling, Judge Laxmi Rao stated, "Due to respondent's (wife's) non-appearance before the court, the petitioner's (husband's) evidence remains unchallenged on record. Hence this court has no option but to accept his evidence as it is and he is entitled to a decree of divorce as prayed.”

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Australia: New Tax Laws Could Shrink Divorce Payouts

A new ruling from Australia’s Tax Office means wealthy couples won’t be able to dodge high tax rates by funding divorce settlements from corporate pockets, reports the Sydney Morning Herald.

Previously, private company assets were taxed at the 30 per cent company tax rate.

The new ruling, made July 30, now applies personal income tax rates, the highest rate being 46.5 per cent, to divorce payouts from private companies.

Bangkok divorce attorneys at Thai law firm, Chaninat and Leeds, have decades of experience in Thailand and international divorce cases.

According to the Sydney Morning Herald, this change could significantly shrink divorce settlement payouts, making divorce more expensive for many wealthy couples

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