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Three Points of Dahlia Poland's Demands Against Fandy Christian in Court

Three Points of Dahlia Poland's Demands Against Fandy Christian in Court

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Three Points of Dahlia Poland's Demands Against Fandy Christian in Court

The divorce lawsuit of Dahlia Poland against Fandy Christian at the Badung Religious Court in Bali contains several points of demand. Dahlia's attorney, I Wayan Vajra Fhany Jaya, revealed three main requests made by his client to the panel of judges.

The first demand, said Vajra, is a request to legally end the marriage. "Essentially, the petition or lawsuit from Ms. Dahlia is, of course, one, divorce. She wants to legally terminate the marriage between Ms. Dahlia and Mr. Fandy," said I Wayan Vajra Fhany Jaya.

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Dahlia Poland's second demand relates to the future of their three children. She hopes the court will establish joint custody or co-parenting.

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"Secondly, efforts are being made for joint custody, the decision is that the desire is for joint custody, so mutual concern," she said.

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Lastly, Dahlia also filed a claim regarding alimony. This claim includes iddah and mut'ah alimony for herself, as well as support for the children.

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"There is also a request for iddah alimony, mut'ah, and child support," said the woman born on March 5, 1997.

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Regarding the amount of alimony, Fandy's side is said to have not agreed and does not want to discuss it during mediation as they continue to oppose the divorce.

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"So yesterday the mediation was discussed, but Mas Fandy did not want to talk about it. What is certain is that there is that. The amount is uncomfortable for me to mention," concluded Vajra.

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Previously, I Wayan Vajra Fhany Jaya revealed that Dahlia had been considering separation options since 2023. Legal consultations have also been conducted several times before finally deciding to file a lawsuit in 2025.