Shinta Bachir And Husband Did Not Attend The Initial Divorce Session, Mediation Postponed

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JAKARTA - Shinta Bachir's divorce trial with her husband, Indra Kristianto, was held at the East Jakarta Religious Court (PA) today, Tuesday, July 18. This inaugural trial is scheduled for mediation.

However, at the mediation hearing, neither Shinta Bachir nor her husband as principal were present. Therefore, the mediation trial must also be postponed until next week.

"The principals, Shinta and Mas Indra were not present at the trial, so the trial was postponed for the next week," said Sunan Kalijaga as Shinta Bachir's attorney after the trial.

The reason Shinta Bachir was not present at the mediation hearing, said Sunan Kalijaga, was so that the divorce process could be completed more quickly.

"He (Shinta Bachir) wants to finish quickly, so he can move on and live his life," said Shinta Bachir's attorney.

On the other hand, Syarif Hidayatullah Nasution as Indra Kristianto's attorney said that his client was not present at the mediation because he was still in shock after learning that he was being sued for divorce by Shinta Bachir.

"Today Indra can't come, more precisely he won't come, because he's still shocked by the lawsuit filed by Shinta," Nasution said.

Indra Kristianto is said to still do not believe the lawsuit filed by his wife. Even though he admitted that there was a small fight in the household, Indra did not think the result would be so far.

Shinta's lawsuit shocked her, until today she doesn't believe it. He thought there was a small commotion that led to peace," said Indra Kristianto's attorney.

Even so, Sunan stated that Shinta Bachir had established himself to separate even though she had only been married four months ago. The 37-year-old actress wants to immediately end her relationship with Indra Kristianto.

"That we (the rule of law) still hope that if we can reconcile. I also still talked to Shinta this morning, if we can reconcile, but Shinta is determined (to divorce)," concluded Sunan Kalijaga, Shinta Bachir's attorney.