The axe has fallen for the protagonist of the "most expensive divorce in Morocco". The court sentenced Soukaina Benjelloun to a term of three months in prison, concluding a highly publicized trial.
A resident of Larache finds himself facing an expensive dilemma: pay more than half a million dirhams or remain married. The court has set a strict suspensive condition on his divorce request , transforming the breakup into a heavy financial transaction.
The high-profile case of the "most expensive divorce in Morocco" is taking a major turn. A few days after the influencer Soukaina Benjelloun was detained in the Oukacha prison, her ex-husband, Mehdi Kabbaj, announced the withdrawal of his complaint for defamation. However, he sets strict conditions to close this legal chapter.
The justice system ordered on Thursday the provisional detention of the influencer Soukayna Benjeloun in Casablanca. Known on social networks for having publicized what has been described as the "most expensive divorce in Morocco", she is the subject of legal proceedings initiated by her former husband.
The Higher Council of the Judiciary (CSPJ) has just published its 2024 report on divorces in Morocco. The document reveals that nearly 97% of divorces are by mutual consent, a sign of a profound evolution in mentalities and social practices in the kingdom.
Accused of seeking buzz following the announcement of her divorce, which occurred less than 24 hours after her marriage, Samia Digoug, the daughter of Moroccan artist Najat Aatabou, has broken her silence.
Samia Digoug, daughter of Moroccan singer Najat Aâtabou from her first marriage to Moroccan music producer Hassan Digoug, who married her long-time partner on Thursday evening, has decided to divorce. And for good reason...
In Morocco, the number of marriages has decreased by more than 25% over the past decade, while the number of divorces continues to increase, according to data from the Ministry of Justice.
After 18 years of living together, she cannot bring herself to separate. To try to save her marriage, a Moroccan woman has had an idea as original as it is desperate: to offer money to the person who will succeed in convincing her husband to give up the divorce.
In Morocco, the issue of marital property in the event of divorce is problematic. The vast majority of women find themselves without economic protection after years of living together. The famous Article 49 is to blame.
Article 49 of the Moroccan Family Code, adopted in 2004, governs the management of assets acquired by spouses during marriage. However, in the event of divorce, the application of this text reveals a legal void that generates difficulties in the distribution of assets, a situation that disproportionately penalizes women.
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