3. I got married and divorced abroad, but I didn't know that I had to file a divorce report in Korea as well. I want to organize my documents in Korea, what should I do?

4. I got married in Korea and got divorced while immigrating to the United States. When I try to file divorce papers at the Korean embassy, ​​they say that the couple should come together. How can I file for divorce?

5. I am a US citizen living in Korea. I married my husband of Korean nationality in the United States, but I did not register my marriage in Korea. I want to get a divorce due to ongoing marital conflict, but is it possible to get a divorce even if I have not registered my marriage in Korea?

6. I am a Korean woman living in Canada. I had a conflict with my husband, and while filing for divorce in a Canadian court, my husband took the child to Korea without a word, and filed for divorce in the Korean Family Court. How should I respond?

7. While studying abroad, I met and married a Korean spouse. Conflicts continued throughout our marriage, and we returned to Korea at different times and now we live without contact. I have registered my marriage in a foreign country only. Do I have to get a divorce? Can I get a divorce in Korea?

8. I have permanent residency in Canada. My husband, who was living alone in Korea, filed a divorce suit involving division of property in a Canadian court. I don't even know my husband's property in Korea, so can I just divide the property in Canada like this?

9. We are a US citizen couple, currently living in Korea, and our property is located in Korea and the United States. Due to ongoing marital conflict, we have decided to divorce, but my wife is demanding excessive division of the property. How should I respond?

10. I am a Taiwanese woman. I met my husband when he was studying in Taiwan and got married. I want a divorce because of my husband's repeated affair. I currently live in Taiwan and have no plans to enter Korea, and my husband lives in Korea. I want a divorce as soon as possible.

11. I married a European woman in Korea and then came to the United States to study together. There were frequent quarrels while living in the United States, and my wife returned to her home country. We both agreed to a divorce, and I would like to get a divorce in Korea for convenience.

12. I am married to my American husband and live in Hawaii. I have two children of dual citizenship. I want to get a divorce because there are many conflicts due to housework and financial reasons. Is it possible? If I get a divorce, would it be advantageous for me to get a divorce in Korea or the United States?

13. I met and married a Chinese wife in the United States. I came to Korea and have been married for about 3 years. Due to cultural differences, it is impossible to live together. Can I get a divorce in Korea?

14. I am married to my Thai wife and live in Thailand. I have one child of dual citizenship. The conflict is so severe that I want a divorce, but my wife doesn't want a divorce. Can I get a divorce?

15. While traveling abroad, I met and married a wife of European nationality, and I have one child of dual citizenship. I found out that my wife had left the house and was living with another man. It was difficult to live there any longer, so I returned to Korea with my child. I want to divorce in Korea.

16. I am trying to get a default judgment against my Korean spouse in the US. Is the US default judgment accepted in Korea?