Many people manage to get through a divorce without having to endure a trial, but sometimes court must determine certain outcomes. If it’s at all possible that you and your ex won’t be able to work through your divorce in an amicable way, you should begin preparing for the possibility of a trial. We understand the unpleasant nature of a trial, but we can work to make things less stressful for you.
It’s important for you to choose which judgements will be decided by the court. Often times, child custody is the most contentious matter. But even when children aren’t involved, merely discussing which party will get certain assets can be challenging in a divorce. We can help you weigh your options and evaluate your case’s best possibilities of resolution.
When you are preparing for trial, decide which aspects of the divorce are most important to you, and worth fighting for. For example, you may feel strongly that the kids should attend a particular school while your co-parent may want them to attend different one. By establishing what is important to you now, you won’t waste your efforts on frivolous and unnecessary battles.
Our team of dedicated legal professionals will help you prepare for the trial, so that we can effectively 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.
With proper preparation, you’ll feel more secure in your decisions and you may find that you have less stress as you finish this difficult journey.
Whether you’re in Texas or Louisiana, if you have questions about your divorce, contact us today.