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7 Facts About the Divorce of Tasya Farasya and Ahmad Assegaf: From Lawsuit to Custody Agreement

7 Facts About the Divorce of Tasya Farasya and Ahmad Assegaf: From Lawsuit to Custody Agreement

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7 Facts About the Divorce of Tasya Farasya and Ahmad Assegaf: From Lawsuit to Custody Agreement

Tasya Farasya is now officially a widow, her love journey with her ex-husband has been quite dramatic.

From various circulating rumors, officially filing for divorce, to now being legally no longer a wife, here are some facts about the divorce of Tasya and Ahmad Assegaf who once had a marriage lasting up to seven years.

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1. The First Hearing is Held on September 24, 2025The divorce of Tasya and Ahmad enters the legal process at the South Jakarta Religious Court with the first hearing on September 24, 2025.

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2. Ahmad Has Pronounced Talak Before the Lawsuit Was FiledAccording to Tasya's legal counsel, Ahmad pronounced talak on September 10, 2025, two days before the official lawsuit was filed.

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3. Reasons for Divorce: Loss of Trust & Allegations of EmbezzlementOne of the main reasons for the divorce is the allegation of embezzlement of Tasya's company funds by Ahmad. Tasya's trust in Ahmad is said to have been shattered due to Ahmad's access to the management of the business finances.

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4. Tasya Did Not Receive Adequate Financial and Emotional SupportIn the lawsuit, Tasya states that during the marriage she received almost no adequate financial and emotional support from Ahmad.

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5. No Agreement to ReconcileIn the mediation during the first hearing, both parties agreed not to reconcile, thus the divorce process continued.

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6. Symbolic Alimony Demand of Only Rp 100Interestingly, Tasya demanded alimony of only Rp 100, which is symbolic. Tasya also did not demand the division of joint property (gana-gini).

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7. Official Divorce Decision on November 12, 2025The panel of judges at the South Jakarta Religious Court granted Tasya's divorce petition on November 12, 2025. Child custody was agreed upon with a co-parenting system, and Ahmad has the right to meet his child twice a week (without overnight stays).