While many people are able to go through a divorce without enduring a trial, there are some who must have the court determine the outcome. If you think that you and your ex won’t be able to work things out together, you should start to prepare for the possibility of a trial. We know that this might not be a pleasant experience, but we can try to help make things less stressful for you.
It is important for you to determine which decisions will be decided by the court. In many cases, child custody is the contentious matter. But even discussing who will get which assets can be challenging in a bitter divorce. We are here to help you weigh your options and evaluate the possibilities of resolution to your case.
When you are getting ready for the trial, decide which aspects of the divorce are worth fighting for. As an example, you may feel strongly that the children should attend a specific school while your ex might want them to attend another one. By deciding what is important now, you won’t have to waste your efforts on unnecessary battles.
Our dedicated legal professionals are here to help you prepare for the trial so that we can present your side of the matter to the court. We want the judge to see why you feel your desires are the ones that should prevail. You may find that you feel more secure in your decisions and that you have less stress as you finish the journey and start your new life.