What Are the Conditions for a Valid Talaq in Jordan?

In Jordan, the conditions and regulations regarding divorce are governed by the Personal Status Law. According to Article 91 (المادة 91) of the Personal Status Law, every divorce is considered revocable except in certain cases. These exceptions include:

1. A divorce that completes the third pronouncement.
2. A divorce that occurs before consummation of the marriage, even if there was seclusion.
3. A divorce in exchange for compensation (known as khula).
4. A divorce that is explicitly stated as irrevocable in the law.

Additionally, Article 189 (المادة 189) of the Law of Personal Status specifies that the law of the country to which the husband belongs at the time of the divorce applies to the divorce proceedings. This means that if the husband is a foreign national, the divorce may be subject to the laws of his home country.

For official advice and guidance, it is recommended to consult a qualified lawyer who can provide detailed information based on the specific circumstances of the case.