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Husband who constantly video-called wife found at serious fault in divorce case

A husband who checked on his wife through constant video calls out of jealousy was found at serious fault in a divorce case. The court ordered 68,000 TL in compensation and 1,000 TL monthly poverty alimony.

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A man holding a phone showing a video call; the woman on screen is blurred and his small image is in the corner.
A phone screen showing a video call in progress; illustrative image. Photo: Bora Haber

In a divorce case, the court found a husband who controlled his wife by constantly video-calling her out of jealousy to be at serious fault.

The court ordered 68,000 TL in compensation to be paid to the woman. Under the ruling, she will also receive 1,000 TL in monthly poverty alimony.

The woman had filed for divorce, claiming her husband constantly video-called her to find out where she was and who she was meeting.

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