In the Republic of China, A woman married B man in the year 94. She moved to her husband's ancestral home in Yilan to take care of his elderly parents and his career. Between the years 98 and 100, B man concealed from A woman that he owed tens of millions of dollars in debt. During the years 94 to 100, B man treated A woman differently in his home and kept many things hidden. As a result, both parties agreed to divorce in the year 100.

 

After A woman and B man divorced, they did not expect that B man would file a lawsuit in the year 109 to confirm the invalidity of the divorce. He claimed that the divorce agreement signed by both parties at that time was invalid, arguing that the signatures of the witnesses on the agreement were not genuine, and there was no confirmation that both parties had a genuine intention to divorce.

 

In addition to disputing the validity of the divorce, the issue of who would bear the parental rights of their underage son, C boy, also needed to be resolved. After our law firm took over the case in the second trial, the case was successfully concluded, and the most important issue of parental rights for the underage child was also resolved.

 

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