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I want to apply for fasakh. What evidence is usually needed?

The evidence must support the ground for fasakh (judicial dissolution) that you put forward, so gather documents and witnesses directly related to that ground. For example, if the ground is that maintenance was not paid, prepare bank statements, records of expenses and witness testimony about the period he did not pay. If your husband left you for a long time, note the date he left and your efforts to contact him. If there was harm, medical reports and police reports are very important. Start by arranging everything by date, and write a short timeline in your own words. Witnesses who saw things for themselves carry more weight than those who only heard the story. A syarie lawyer can assess whether your evidence is sufficient before filing. See grounds for fasakh.

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This answer is general reference, not a fatwa. For your situation, consult the religious affairs office, a Syarie lawyer or your state Syariah Court.

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