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Separation, Divorce & a New Beginning. Practical Guide to the Legal Process in Germany, Costs, Children with Checklists and Next Steps | 2026 Update (en Inglés)
Scheidungshilfe Online;Marcus Liprecht (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda
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$ 548.97German family law is complex even for native speakers. For expats, international couples, and non-native German speakers, it can feel overwhelming. Legal terms like Zugewinnausgleich, Versorgungsausgleich, Trennungsjahr, or Scheidungsfolgenvereinbarung are difficult to understand - let alone act on - when German is not your first language.
This book closes the gap between German divorce law and the English language.Instead of spending weeks piecing together information from German-language websites, legal portals, and bureaucratic forms, you get everything in one place: organized, accessible, and written for people who need reliable orientation.
What this book does for you:
Explains the entire German divorce process from start to finish in English
Breaks down key legal concepts: separation year (Trennungsjahr), divorce petition (Scheidungsantrag), equalization of gains (Zugewinnausgleich), pension equalization (Versorgungsausgleich), and post-marital maintenance (nachehelicher Unterhalt)Covers the marital home, finances, bank accounts, insurance, taxes, and name changes under German lawDedicated chapters on children during separation, co-parenting communication, and emotional copingAddresses special situations: self-employed individuals, international marriages, hardship divorce, mediation, patchwork families, unmarried couples, real estate, debt, and moreIncludes checklists, a glossary of German legal terms with English explanations, and links to official institutions
What is covered:
Part I - Introduction: Why this book? / Common misconceptions about divorce in Germany Part II - Safety and Protection: Violence, coercive control, and threats
Part III - The Separation Phase: First steps / Separation year / Marital home / Children / Finances / Digital separation
Part IV - Divorce Proceedings: Filing for divorce / Zugewinnausgleich / Versorgungsausgleich / Maintenance / Settlement agreement Part V - After the Divorce: Insurance / Taxes / Assets and debts / Name changes
Part VI - Special Topics: International marriages / Self-employed / Hardship divorce / Mediation / Patchwork families / Domestic violence / Real estate / Residence permits / LGBTQIA+ / Inheritance / And more
Part VII - Emotional Coping: Dealing with stress / Strengthening children
Appendix: Checklists / Glossary / Official links and resources
Who is this book for?
Anyone going through - or considering - a separation or divorce in Germany who finds it difficult to navigate the process in German. Whether you are an expat, an international spouse, or simply more comfortable reading in English. For married couples and registered partnerships, with or without children.
Why an English-language guide to German divorce law?
German legal texts, court forms, and official correspondence are written in formal German that is challenging even for advanced speakers. Misunderstanding a deadline or a financial obligation can have serious consequences. This book does not replace legal advice - but it equips you to understand your situation, ask the right questions, and communicate more effectively with your lawyer.
The perfect book if you ar looking for German divorce support handbook as a non-German speakerLegal Notice: This book provides general information on separation and divorce under German family law. It does not constitute individual legal advice. All legal references reflect the status of German law as of March 2026. For assessments, consult a specialist lawyer for family law (Fachanwalt für Familienrecht) in Germany.
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