How does the French Marriage Law protect the legitimate rights and interests of women?

The policy adopted by France in the property distribution of divorced couples is to "punish the wrong party".

The French civil code clearly stipulates the division of husband and wife's property in divorce: if there is no prenuptial agreement between the two parties, all the property belongs to the same property; If both parties agree to divorce, the property shall be distributed by both parties through consultation; If one party files a lawsuit, it must provide a complete list of property truthfully. If either party conceals property, the court will confiscate all its property as punishment.

In western developed countries, the status of women is more and more respected and protected. Even if the husband and wife divorce, the advantage is inclined to the woman, which is greatly reflected in the French marriage law.

The policy adopted by France in the property distribution of divorced couples is to "punish the wrong party".

For couples who divorce through litigation, the court must ask both parties to complain about the reasons for divorce. The popular explanation is "which party is at fault for divorce", such as cohabitation, brutality, abuse and insult. And vague language such as "marital discord and emotional breakdown" can never be used as a reason for divorce.

After the cause of divorce occurs, the judge will "punish the wrong party" in property distribution according to the principle of distribution, judge that the wrong party will get more property and maintenance, and give more material compensation to the divorce victim according to the degree of mental injury, so that the wrong party must pay the price for its behavior.