Japan is reimagining its divorce laws amid rising marital pressures and shifting social attitudes. These proposed reforms aim to simplify the process and address gender inequalities, signaling a bold new chapter in family policy
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In Japan, divorce often results in one parent receiving sole custody, leaving many parents heartbroken and separated from their children. Now, passionate advocates are pushing for legal reforms to introduce joint custody, determined to keep families united even after divorce
Japan is poised to revolutionize family law starting April 2026 with the introduction of a joint child custody system, allowing divorced parents to share custody rights. This landmark shift moves beyond the current sole custody model, striving to enhance the well-being and stability of children