What does a career as a divorce attorney teach people about marriage and life?
Divorce is not always someone's fault
Despite popular belief, it is important to understand that divorce is never entirely someone's fault. Most often, the fault lies with the other person, who acted badly in the relationship and caused the breakup. Although blame has been proven to be a powerful psychological tool, it does not always account for the cause of divorce.
In no fault divorce cases, the court will look to what factors are at play, including children. They will also look at the business elements of the marriage. However, this does not mean that fault-based issues are irrelevant. For instance, substance abuse, domestic violence, and manic wasting of community funds will still be relevant.
Divorce lawyer can help you reach mutually-agreeable decisions
Your divorce lawyer will help you come to mutually-agreeable decisions about the life you and your spouse will lead following the separation. First, you need to notify your spouse that you're filing for divorce. This can be done by filling out a divorce notice. You should also serve your spouse with court filings.
Another option to consider is mediation. Mediation involves a third party who does not take sides. This process is non-adversarial and can help you and your ex reach mutually-agreeable decisions about the future of your marriage and children. Both spouses should be committed to a collaborative divorce. Otherwise, this method of divorce may not be for you.
Mediation is a viable option for divorce
If you are looking for a viable alternative to court in a divorce case, mediation could be the answer. Mediation is an independent third-party process that aims to reach a settlement for the parties. The role of the mediator is to facilitate communication between the parties and encourage creative problem solving. The process is confidential and cannot be spoken about without the consent of the parties.
There are many benefits to using mediation. For one, it can save both parties time, money, and energy. Furthermore, it promotes a civil and respectful dialogue. The process also requires direct interaction between the spouses, which makes it even more effective. It is also voluntary, so you can choose a mediator that is most suitable for you. Also, you do not have to hire an attorney to participate in the process. In addition, it can help you establish a better relationship with your spouse in the long run and make co-parenting easier.
Perjury by a divorce attorney
There are many ways to prove perjury in a divorce. The first step is to establish that your spouse lied. Then you must prove that he or she lied under oath. If your spouse lied about something, you can prove that you knew he or she was lying and intentionally misled the court.
You should never lie under oath, especially during the divorce process. This process involves dividing assets, determining child custody, and dividing alimony. By lying under oath, you will only complicate the proceedings.
If you have any questions, you can get a free consultation with Ascent Law LLC:
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