Marriage is one of the legal events and regulated in a marriage law which is part of a civil law and regulates a man and woman with the intention of living together for a long time according to the legal regulations stipulated in the law. Most of the contents or regulations regarding social intercourse, husband and wife are regulated in religious norms, decency, or modesty, but disputes often occur in the household, resulting in a divorce or breakdown of marital ties, breaking marriage contract due to the wishes of husband or wife or both because disharmony originating from the failure to exercise the rights and obligations of a husband or wife as per the applicable marriage law. When a husband and wife decide on the desire to divorce, they must be prepared to face the court. Because the legal complaints process can only be taken in court, the possibility of the problem being faced by a husband and wife who are going to divorce is complicated and has difficulties when going through the divorce path, this factor can be caused because they are legally blind. divorce which is basically complicated, complicated to drain a lot of funds. In Islamic law itself. Everything that leads to damage to the household is something that is hated by God, such as divorce. Divorce is a lawful act but is very hated by God. Basically, all religious teachings do not allow divorce. So it is recommended for Muslims to be able to maintain integrity, harmony in the household, and be able to solve existing problems in a peaceful manner, so that there is no divorce. The factors that cause divorce are biological factors, psychological factors, moral factors, economic factors, sociological factors.

Disputes between Indonesia and Malaysia in the International Court of Justice on the issues of the islands of Sipadan and Ligitan continued to roll throughout the year until 1997 both countries raised this issue in international law. The two islands which are located in the center of Indonesia, precisely in the Makassar Strait, were finally won by the Malaysian side on December 17, 2002 The Court finally decided that Malaysia is the party that has full sovereignty over Sipadan Island and Ligitan Island. In its decision. The court made the doctrine of "ejfectivites" the main consideration for declaring Malaysian ownership of the two islands. According to the Court, the conventional Indonesian title claim and the OlY Malaysia chain of title claim are as weak as they cannot provide legal evidence that can support their respective ownership claims in the two disputed islands. The Court also believes that there is no authentic documentary evidence that can be sure that the two disputed islands belong to the Dutch or British territories. after various international legal channels taken by these two countries because it is based on several factors, namely: continuous presence, effective occupation, management and preservation of nature. This was confirmed in the Report of the International Court of Justice 1 August-31 July 2012, the decision of the International Court of Justice was carried out through bargaining led by presiding judge Gilbert Guillaume from France who established Malaysia as having sovereignty over the islands of Sipadan and Ligitan. Thus Malaysia has the right to draw a base line as its boundary to the outer points of Sipadan Island and Ligitan Island. As a friendly country, diplomatic relations between Indonesia and Malaysia were disrupted at that time due to the overlapping claims between Indonesia and Malaysia over the islands of Sipadan and Ligitan, which emerged since 1967, but as we know, based on The Hague's two conventions on resolving international disputes this, the countries (members) make maximum efforts to resolve international disputes peacefully. For this purpose, as long as the situation still permits or permits, the parties agree to submit their dispute to good services, mediation or the commission of inquiry to settle their dispute (diplomatic means) therefore a peaceful path is pursued by the two countries cannot do big things as a form of change in accordance with their wishes.