"Couple of the Century" actors Song Joong-ki and Song Hye-kyo legally became South and South after a year and eight months of marriage. The courts agreed to divorce.
The 12th single housekeeping (chief judge Jang Jin-young) of the Seoul Family Court announced on the 22nd that the mediation was established by opening the date of the divorce mediation of Song Joong-ki and Song Hye-kyo privately on the 19th.
Song Joong-ki and Song Hye-kyo developed into lovers in July 2017 after appearing together in the drama The Sun's Descendants, which aired in February 2016. However, on June 26, Song Joong-ki filed an application for divorce settlement against Song Hye-kyo in the Seoul Family Court through the law firm Plaza.
The divorce settlement application is an application to proceed with the court's mediation process before the couple who have reached the end of the divorce lawsuit is filed in the family court. Under the current domestic litigation law, a divorce lawsuit in the case of a domestic lawsuit must go through a mediation process before filing a divorce lawsuit.
If the two sides agree on the settlement and the conditions of the divorce are entered in the mediation report, the mediation will be established. The mediation document made by the adjustment has the same effect as the final judgment.
On the day of the mediation, the two sides announced that they would respond to the mediation by presenting the mediation plan to the court, which they had exchanged opinions in advance, and the mediation was concluded according to the agreement.
As a result, Song Joong-ki and Song Hye-kyo agreed in the mediation process and eventually avoided going to court. If the two sides were not satisfied with the mediation, they had to formally proceed with a divorce lawsuit at the Seoul Family Court.
In the meantime, the legal profession predicted that the marriage period between Song Joong-ki and Song Hye-kyo will be less than two years, and that the "joint property" of both sides will be formed or increased, and that the property (specific property) earned or brought in each will occupy most of the property.
We're going to split the property, agree to divorce without alimony