Divorce Trial: What to Expect

There were more than 750,000 divorces in the United States in 2019. These things happen, and when they do they can go either direction. Some individuals split and go about their way while others duke it out. Are you expecting a divorce trial? If so, you likely have a lot of questions! There's a lot to know about a divorce trial. And, the more you know the better prepared you can be for the experience and outcome. That's why we've created this video you've found, today. In our video, we take you through the core elements of a divorce trial. Specifically, we share the before, during, and after. So, be sure to tune in, take notes, and get insights about divorce trials so you can be prepared. Got more questions? Let's talk! Visit our site (and the accompanying post) for more details about divorce law, and getting legal representation: sbrownlawyer.c...

[@sophiafeng9283]

Thanks for share the information.

[@pocahontas4583]

Mine is almost at a year. Interesting to hear this type of case takes an average of 18 months. High conflict with a malignant narcissist and kids but very little assets, considered low income, no home or anything.
But he won’t do any of what needs to be done to complete it like mediation, initial disclosures, etc. Yet he’s made it very clear with his abusive ways he has no interest in actually being with me or repairing the relationship. He only wants me around to demean, devalue and insult as much as he can. So it’s dragging and having to file motions left and right.

[@ladyvirgo013]

I'm currently going through this similar nightmare, minus children together.

[@basicprogrammer6147]

I do not want a divorce.
I am the husband. My wife filed and in her demands she stated she wants sole possession of our unencumbered home and full custody. I will never agree to either. Our daughter turns 18 soon, and our son is 15.
Is there any way I can stop the divorce?