Answer
Based on official Jordanian legal texts
This page addresses: Talaq vs Khulʿ vs Faskh — what's the difference. In general, Talaq is pronounced by the husband, khulʿ is requested by the wife in exchange for a financial concession, and faskh ends a marriage with an inherent flaw. Faskh is not a talaq and does not count as one of the three permitted divorces; talaq and khulʿ do. However, the legal answer must be read together with the relevant statutory provisions and the facts of the case.
The main legal basis is the Jordanian Personal Status Law. Relevant article references include Articles 80-97, 102-113, 29-35, 128-139. The answer should be read with those provisions and with the facts of the specific case, not as a guaranteed outcome.
In divorce and separation matters, the effect depends on the type of separation: revocable divorce, irrevocable divorce, khulʿ, annulment, or judicial separation. Financial rights may also differ depending on the reason for separation and whether consummation or valid seclusion occurred.
The legal rule should always be applied to the specific facts before any step is taken.
This is a general explanation based on the approved Jordanian legal sources and does not replace advice from a qualified lawyer in a specific dispute.