Divorce in Iran vs. Australia: Key Legal Differences and Your Rights
Divorce laws in Iran and Australia are significantly different, particularly when it comes to who can initiate the process and the conditions under which it can be granted. In Australia, one party can apply for a divorce without proving fault, while in Iran, the husband typically has the right to divorce at will. However, women in Iran can seek divorce under specific conditions, such as abuse or the husband's incurable illness, with the intervention of an Islamic judge. This blog explores these key legal differences and what they mean for those navigating divorce in both countries.
Why You Need Two Wills for Assets in Australia and Iran
If you own assets in both Australia and Iran, a single will may not be enough to ensure your estate is properly distributed. Each country has its own legal system, and without separate wills, your beneficiaries could face delays, legal complications, or even unintended asset distribution. In this blog, we explain why having two wills—one for your Australian assets and one for your Iranian assets—is essential for a smooth and effective estate plan.