DIVORCE IN VIETNAM

Unilateral Divorce Due to a Cheating Spouse in Vietnam

Unilateral Divorce 22/07/2025

If your spouse has committed adultery, you may have legal grounds to file for a unilateral divorce in Vietnam. Under Vietnamese law, unilateral divorce allows one spouse to end the marriage without the other consent if the relationship has seriously deteriorated. Adultery is considered a valid reason, but the petitioner must provide strong evidence of infidelity and prove that the marital relationship is no longer sustainable. This article explains what unilateral divorce is, how adultery affects divorce proceedings, and what steps you must take. It also outlines how issues like child custody and property division may be impacted by a spouse’s cheating behavior. If you require legal advice or assistance with divorce procedures, please contact Apolo Lawyers at contact@apolo.com.vn or via Hotline (+84) 903 419 479 for professional support and guidance.

How is Marital Debt Handled After a Unilateral Divorce in Vietnam?

Unilateral Divorce 17/03/2025

Unilateral divorce in Vietnam is complex, especially in dividing marital debt. The court treats debts for family needs as shared, even if one spouse incurred them. Personal debts, like gambling or luxury expenses, remain with the borrower. For expert guidance on divorce and debt division, contact Apolo Lawyers for professional support.

When Does the Court Not Accept a Unilateral Divorce?

Unilateral Divorce 08/04/2025

One of the main reasons for unilateral divorce is the irretrievable breakdown of marriage. In Vietnam, when reconciliation is no longer possible, one spouse can file for divorce without the other’s consent. This legal process is governed by Article 56 of the 2014 Law on Marriage and Family. Common grounds include domestic violence, prolonged separation, or lack of mutual respect. Apolo Lawyers offers fast and reliable support for unilateral divorce procedures in Ho Chi Minh City. Contact Apolo Lawyers for expert legal advice and timely assistance today.

What to Do When Both Husband and Wife Want a Divorce?

Consensual Divorce 29/08/2025

Divorce is never easy, but when both husband and wife mutually agree, it becomes a Consensual Divorce, which is generally faster and less stressful than a contested case. Unlike unilateral divorce, this process is based on cooperation, reducing emotional and financial burdens while maintaining dignity, especially for couples with children. The key steps include discussing and agreeing on custody, property, and financial matters, preparing required documents, filing with the court, and attending court sessions to finalize the divorce. or further assistance, please contact Apolo Lawyers via Hotline: (+84) 903 419 479 or Email: contact@apolo.com.vn

Consensual Divorce with Foreign Elements in Vietnam

Consensual Divorce 23/04/2025

As cross border marriages become more common, Vietnam has seen a rise in consensual divorces involving foreign elements. Governed by Article 127 of the Law on Marriage and Family 2014, these cases often involve a foreign spouse, overseas residency, or assets located abroad. Unlike domestic divorces, such cases fall under the jurisdiction of provincial-level courts and require additional legal steps, including document translation, consular legalization, and compliance with both Vietnamese and international law. Despite mutual agreement between spouses, complexities may arise regarding child custody, document processing, and enforceability of agreements. For dedicated support, contact Apolo Lawyers at contact@apolo.com.vn or (+84) 903 419 479.

Divorce for Foreigners in Vietnam Legal Grounds Procedures and Required Documents

Consensual Divorce 31/01/2026

Divorce cases involving foreign nationals in Vietnam are governed by a combination of family law, civil procedure law, and private international law principles. Unlike purely domestic divorces, divorce for foreigners requires careful attention to court jurisdiction, applicable law, and document legalization. Failure to comply with these requirements often leads to case rejection or prolonged proceedings. This article provides a practical legal guide to divorce for foreigners in Vietnam, including legal grounds, court competence, procedural steps, and a clear checklist of required documents. Contact Apolo Lawyers – Solicitors & Litigators via Hotline (+84) 903 419 479 or Email contact@apolo.com.vn for quick and effective support. With a dedicated and professional legal team, we are committed to accompanying you throughout the entire divorce process.

Dividing Business Ownership During Divorce in Vietnam

Property Division 04/09/2026

Divorce in Vietnam involving company shares, capital contributions, business income and ownership interests can require careful asset valuation and evidence review.

Dividing land use rights in case of divorce

Property Division 02/06/2023

Division of land use rights of husband and wife always makes controversy when they decide to divorce. So, In this article, Apolo Lawyers - Solicitors & Litigators (Tel: (+84) 903.419.479) will point out how to divide land use rights upon divorce.

Dividing Marital Property Located In A Third Country During Divorce In Vietnam

Property Division 18/08/2026

A practical legal guide for foreign spouses and expats dealing with divorce in Vietnam where marital assets are located in another country and neither spouse is a citizen of that asset country.

Divorce for Foreigners in Vietnam: Legal Guide & Lawyer Support

Divorce Lawyers 01/08/2025

Divorce is never easy - especially when it involves international elements. For foreigners living in Vietnam, or those married to Vietnamese citizens, navigating the divorce process can be complex due to local legal procedures and cross-border legal implications. Whether the marriage was registered in Vietnam or abroad, understanding Vietnamese divorce law is essential. This guide outlines key legal information and explains how experienced lawyers can assist foreigners through a smooth divorce process in Vietnam.

Translation And Consular Legalization Of Foreign Divorce Documents In Vietnam

Divorce Lawyers 03/07/2026

Foreign issued documents can delay a divorce case in Vietnam if they are not prepared correctly. This guide explains which documents may require translation, certification or consular legalization, common filing mistakes, and how Apolo Lawyers supports foreign clients before submission to the court.

Child support for foreign children: Calculation and enforcement of international child support judgments

Divorce Lawyers 01/04/2026

Determining the amount of child support for a foreign child after divorce is always one of the most complex issues in civil cases involving foreign nationals. It is not just about agreeing on a figure; the real difficulty lies in calculating it based on international living standards and the methods of enforcing the judgment when the obligated party is outside Vietnam. Through this article, Apolo Lawyers will guide you on how to determine the amount of child support for a foreign child.

Child custody disputes in divorce cases involving foreign elements.

Divorce Counseling 06/03/2026

Child custody disputes between divorced couples are already a tough legal and psychological battle, but when a foreign element is involved, the complexity of the dispute increases exponentially. How can a Vietnamese spouse win custody of their child when the other spouse is abroad? Which court will have jurisdiction? Apolo Lawyers will provide the most detailed legal roadmap to protect your rights and the future of your child.

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Divorce Counseling 05/02/2025

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The right to visit children after divorce

Divorce Counseling 30/01/2026

After divorce, a common concern among parents is whether a father or mother may obstruct the right to visit a child. Although a marital relationship may come to an end, parental responsibilities and emotional bonds with children remain unchanged. In practice, many disputes arise when a parent who directly raises a child attempts to limit or prevent visitation by the other parent, thereby negatively affecting lawful rights and interests of the child.