Raiden Soedjono Wants to Divorce Tyas Mirasih, Religious Court Reveals They Still Live Together

Kapanlagi.com - The marriage of the couple Tyas Mirasih and Raiden Soedjono went smoothly for four years. However, out of the blue, Raiden suddenly filed for divorce in the South Jakarta Religious Court.

Raiden Soedjono filed for divorce for Tyas Mirasih on Tuesday (2/8) represented by his legal team. Not only about the divorce, the man also filed for the division of joint property.

When the media tried to find out the reason, the South Jakarta Religious Court gave a normative answer. They confirmed that there is a reason why one party wants to divorce.

"For this case, it is filed because there is a reason, there must be a reason. Because there is no case filed without a reason. During the period of their marriage, there were incidents that occurred," said Taslimah, the Public Relations Officer of the South Jakarta Religious Court, when met at her office on Wednesday (4/8).

1. Suspected Domestic Violence?

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When asked if there was a case of domestic violence in the divorce application, the South Jakarta Religious Court did not want to disclose it. The cause can be found out during the first hearing scheduled for August 16, 2021.

"So far, we cannot provide information. Please be patient as this is still in process since the case has just been registered. The application was submitted through e-court," explained Taslimah.

From the divorce application received by the court with case number 2663/PDT.G/2021/PA.JS, it is stated that Tyas Mirasih and Raiden Soedjono are still living together. "Based on the information we obtained, they are still living in the same place," said Taslimah.

Tyas and Raiden got married on July 8, 2017, in South Jakarta. In their marriage, they have not been blessed with a child.

2. Raiden Submits Joint Asset Division Request

In his request, Raiden Soedjono not only filed for divorce, but also for the division of assets accumulated during his marriage with Tyas Mirasih.

"Tyas Mirasih's husband has filed for divorce and joint asset division. So there are two types of cases being accumulated. The joint assets here are still in the form of movable property. We will explain further during the trial," said Taslimah.

During the first hearing, both the petitioner and the respondent are required to attend. As a first step, the court will attempt to mediate and see if the marriage can still be preserved.

"All cases that are brought to the first hearing must be attended by the petitioner and the respondent. The court, besides trying to reconcile, will also mediate. After mediation, the case will be examined and judged," said Taslimah.

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