In the divorce case, will all information, documents and evidence provided by the spouses to the Court be considered confidential and if yes, shall the Court be obliged to keep it confidential? Currently, there is no provision in the Civil Proceedings Code which states that information from the documents and evidence provided by the spouses…

According to the regulations of the Civil Proceedings Law, the spouses have the right to submit evidence and documents in ethnic minority languages ​​or foreign languages ​​to the Court, even if the language to be used in civil proceedings remains Vietnamese[3]. Therefore, the spouses who submit documents and evidence drafted in ethnic minority languages ​​or…

Commonly, adultery is understood in many different aspects. Sometimes adultery only refers to the love affair arising outside of the current love relationship. Other times, adultery can be seen as unrequited love in the form of “adultery in thought”. This is the lowest level of adultery and escalate to the level of having non-marital sex….

It is not rare for divorce cases to face situations where the plaintiff has provided the Court with evidence which is intentionally or unintentionally falsified. Of course, this falsified evidence will not be considered as acceptable evidence, as they should have had to be true under the law[3]. In these cases, the law allows the…

Which document is considered to be evidence under the Civil Proceedings Code? Evidence is an indispensable part of every divorce case to clarify the objective truth and to be the basis of proving the spouses’ requests are legitimate. One of the most common sources of evidence today is documents provided to the Court by the…