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The Agreement For Divorce On Mutual Consent is a crucial legal document used in Saudi Arabia when both spouses agree to terminate their marriage amicably. This document is essential under the Saudi Personal Status Law of 2022 and must align with Sharia principles, which form the foundation of Saudi family law. The agreement is typically used when spouses have reached mutual understanding on key aspects such as financial settlements, property division, and custody arrangements (if applicable). It requires court validation and must include specific provisions mandated by Saudi law, including proper documentation of both parties' consent, clear terms of settlement, and compliance with Islamic principles. The agreement serves to protect both parties' rights and provides a clear framework for post-divorce obligations, helping to minimize future disputes and ensure smooth implementation of agreed terms.
