09/03/2026
⚖️ Divorce in Korea: What You Need to Know Before You Act
Going through a divorce is never easy — and when emotions run high, it's tempting to gather evidence on your own. But did you know that collecting evidence the wrong way can actually get YOU into legal trouble?
At Haemaru Lawfirm, our YouTube channel covers the legal realities of divorce in Korea that many people overlook:
🔍 Evidence Collection & the Law
Not all evidence is created equal. Secretly recording conversations, accessing a spouse's phone or email without consent, or hiring unlicensed investigators can cross legal lines — and potentially be used against you in court. We break down exactly where the boundaries are.
📋 Grounds for Divorce in Korea
Under Korean law, fault-based divorce requires specific legal grounds, including:
• Infidelity or adultery
• Malicious desertion
• Serious mistreatment or abuse
• Severe mental illness
• Other significant reasons making the marriage untenable
We explain each ground clearly — what qualifies, what doesn't, and what evidence actually holds up.
💡 Whether you're just starting to consider divorce or already in the process, knowing your rights and the law can make all the difference.
📺 Watch our full video on divorce law here:
👉 https://youtu.be/6Dfl9u9Ss8I (in Korean w/ hardcoded Korean subtitles)
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