How to file a divorce application in online court

If you want to file a divorce lawsuit online, you can log in to the China Court Litigation Service Network and follow the online instructions to apply for divorce proceedings. If there is anything you don’t understand, you can ask the service staff. If you are suing for divorce, you still need to submit some materials, such as ID card, marriage certificate, etc.

1. How to file a case for divorce online? (1) Enter the China Court Litigation Service Network and enter the five words "litigation service network" to search (2) Enter the China Court Litigation Service website and click the case acceptance button (3) ) Enter the system, to register, click both buttons to register (4) After the registration is completed, flash into the case filing system, click the case acceptance button (5) Click the I want to file button (6) First fill in the reservation court, that is, have The court with jurisdiction (7) After filling in the complaint, certificate materials, and evidence materials, click the confirm submit button, and you are successful. Wait for the court’s phone call

2. After the divorce, you still have to pay taxes on the transfer of the house. ? No tax required. According to the provisions of the Civil Code of our country and the "Reply of the State Administration of Taxation on whether to levy deed tax on changes in house ownership after divorce", the house owned by the couple *** is the property of *** jointly owned by ***. The ownership of the original house property to one party due to the division of marital property is a change in the owner's right to the property, rather than a transfer of property rights that is taxed under the current deed tax policy. Therefore, deed tax will not be levied on the original owner of the house property after divorce. Therefore, the change of house property rights caused by divorce is not a house sale. There is no need to pay deed tax and other fees when handling changes in house property rights after divorce.

3. How to divide property after domestic violence by husband? According to the provisions of my country's Civil Code, when dividing property in divorce, the property should be divided with reference to the principle of taking care of the non-fault party. The Civil Code stipulates that fault refers to bigamy, a spouse living with another person, domestic violence, and abuse and abandonment of family members. The so-called fault compensation system for divorce refers to a legal system in which in divorce proceedings, when a couple divorces due to the behavior of the at-fault party, the at-fault party should pay civil compensation to the non-fault party. The Civil Code clearly stipulates compensation for fault damages in divorce. Article 1091 of the Civil Code: Compensation for divorce damages: If divorce occurs under any of the following circumstances, the party without fault has the right to claim damages: (1) Bigamy; (2) Cohabitation with others; (3) Commitment Domestic violence; (4) Abuse and abandonment of family members; (5) Other major faults. Fault damages in divorce include material damages and mental damages. Compensation for material damages refers to the damage caused to others due to the fault of the perpetrator, and the infringing party should compensate the injured party for the economic losses in accordance with the law. In divorce proceedings, if the conduct of the at-fault party causes economic losses to the victim, the at-fault party should compensate for the economic losses, such as medical expenses, nursing expenses, transportation expenses, etc. incurred when one party commits domestic violence and causes harm to the other party. Compensation for mental damage refers to the damage caused to others due to the fault of the perpetrator, and the infringing party should compensate the injured party for the mental loss in accordance with the law. In divorce proceedings, if the divorce is caused by one party's fault, it is certain that the non-fault party will be harmed, and this damage includes both material and mental aspects. If there is a division of property after a divorce due to domestic violence, it will generally favor the victim and give the victim more property. If it involves the transfer of real estate, generally no tax is required.