Is it not good if you serve yakisoba for dinner? On October 4, the debate over the reasons for the divorce of a general man featured in the broadcast of "Monday to Night" (Nippon Television Network) was boiling on the Internet.
Eat fried noodles for dinner, can't you? Netizens had a heated discussion about the divorce reasons of ordinary men interviewed in the late-night broadcast of "The Moon Is Dark" (Nippon Television) broadcast late on October 4.
A man interviewed on the street on the show said he gave him roast pork as a feast he had recently eaten, and said that he "thinks it's important and absolutely important" for marriage. In addition, the reason for the divorce with the ex-wife was added, "When asked 'Why did you divorce?'" and "Because yakisoba came out for dinner", "Yakisoba is not good, only yakisoba is useless", etc.
In a street interview with the program group, the man not only mentioned that the food he recently ate was roast pork, but also said that he believes that diet is "very important and very important" in married life. Moreover, when asked why she divorced her ex-wife, he said "because she gave me fried noodles for dinner" and added that "it's not that fried noodles can't work, but only fried noodles can't do it."
When the program is broadcast, it becomes a topic on bulletin boards and Twitter on the internet. The criticism such as "Anyone can do it like that was good that the former wife divorced" etc. became a situation which was successive to the man, too.
After the program was broadcast, the man's interview was also on fire on social platforms such as online forums and Twitter. Things gradually developed into a series of criticisms of men, such as "Anyone can do this, fortunately, the ex-wife divorced decisively" and so on.
If one side claims divorce because yakisoba came out for dinner, how will the court judge? I asked Tomohide Rizaki.
If a party files a divorce request on the grounds that "he wants to divorce because he made fried noodles at dinner", how will the court decide? In this regard, we consulted Lawyer Tomohide Risaki.
● Divorce is allowed when the marital relationship has broken and there is no prospect of recovery
●"When the relationship between husband and wife breaks down and there is no possibility of compounding", the court will grant divorce
"If divorce by a couple is difficult, it will be a court discussion by filing a mediation. If mediation does not matter, it is necessary to file a lawsuit, but legal reasons such as infidelity (cheating) and violence (Article 770(1) of the Civil Code) are required for divorce claims to be granted.
"When it is difficult for a husband and wife to reach an agreement on divorce, it is necessary to apply for mediation and negotiate in the court. If mediation is not successful and it is necessary to file a lawsuit, but if the divorce application is to be approved, there must be grounds for divorce that violate the law, such as infidelity (affair), domestic violence, etc. (Article 770, Paragraph 1 of the Civil Code)"
In this case, we will consider "serious reasons for which marriage cannot be continued" (Civil Code Article 770 Paragraph 1 Item 5). When there is a "serious reason for not being able to continue the marriage", there is no prospect of recovery due to the breakdown of the marital relationship.
In the case of the programme, "important reasons for the difficulty of maintaining the marriage" need to be discussed (Article 770, paragraph 1, No. 5 of the Civil Code). When there are "important reasons for the difficulty of maintaining the marriage", it means that the relationship between the husband and wife has broken down and there is no possibility of reunion.
However, it is natural that the fact that yakisoba came out for dinner alone does not hit "a serious reason why it is difficult to continue marriage".
However, just because of the fried noodles for dinner, of course, it does not constitute an "important reason for the difficulty of maintaining the marriage.".
Rather, there is a possibility that a divorce claim from my wife's side will be accepted because the husband does not make an effort to do housework and complains, so the marital relationship broke down and there is no prospect of recovery."
Rather, it is precisely because the husband does not work hard to do housework, he will only blindly complain, resulting in the breakdown of the relationship between husband and wife, and there is no hope of compounding. It is also possible that the wife's request for such a divorce will be granted.
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