lisahüvitisi

Lisa'shüvitisi, also known as divorce settlements or alimony, refers to financial payments made by one spouse to the other following a divorce. The purpose of lisahüvitisi is to ensure that the dependent spouse can maintain a reasonable standard of living after the dissolution of the marriage. These payments are determined by the court based on various factors, including the length of the marriage, the earning capacity of each spouse, their respective financial needs, and any contributions made by one spouse to the other's education or career advancement.

There are different types of lisahüvitisi. Temporary lisahüvitisi may be awarded during the divorce proceedings to help a spouse cover expenses while the case is ongoing. Rehabilitative lisahüvitisi are intended to help a spouse gain the skills or education necessary to become self-supporting. Indefinite lisahüvitisi, sometimes called permanent lisahüvitisi, are awarded in cases where a spouse is unable to become self-supporting due to age, illness, or other significant factors. The amount and duration of lisahüvitisi can vary greatly depending on the specific circumstances of each case and the laws of the jurisdiction. Modifications to lisahüvitisi can sometimes be requested if there is a significant change in circumstances for either party.