Specifically, the following evidence is required for domestic violence divorce:
 1. Alarm record. This alarm can be made by the victim himself, or by a neighbor who hears or sees domestic violence.
 2. Injury examination report. Domestic violence generally requires more than minor injuries, so the examination report of domestic violence is also very important evidence.
 3. Testimony of witnesses. You can ask a neighbor who knows the truth and is willing to testify to testify in court. The witness's testimony will become good evidence to identify domestic violence.
 4. Acknowledge the mistake. The Letter of Repentance and the Letter of Guarantee issued by the perpetrator to the injured party for reasons such as guilt and maintaining marital relationship before litigation can be directly submitted to the court as written evidence.
 [Legal basis] In Article 1079 of the Civil Code, divorce shall be granted if mediation fails in any of the following circumstances: domestic violence or maltreatment or abandonment of family members.