Sentences with phrase «proceeding than your divorce»

An enforcement hearing is generally a much more streamlined legal proceeding than your divorce case is.

Not exact matches

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However, the court refused to see the mother's actions as forum shopping, since the French divorce proceeding had been dismissed for want of prosecution and the mother had been living in Chicago for more than a year prior to filing the state court action at issue.

However, an annulment is a legal proceeding that goes one step further than a divorce by declaring (through a court order) that a marriage is invalid or void.

We secured the English jurisdiction for the wife, which functioned as the first step on the road to her being awarded # 64.5 million (a significantly better result than she would have secured had the divorce proceeded in Malaysia).

As a general rule, divorce mediation is faster and less costly than proceeding with litigation.

Your matter can then proceed to a prove - up hearing rather than a divorce trial.

If you face the fact that you are going to have to deal with it, your divorce will proceed more smoothly than if you try to deny it and then lose control when it occurs.

The process and outcome are usually much more positive and practical than if the divorce proceeds to litigation.

In reality, parties to a contested divorce proceeding often require more than six months prior to the hearing date, because during that time they are working to negotiate a voluntary settlement, often with various court - required steps along the way, as, for example, a status conference with the judge or a pre-trial conference; and, if no settlement is reached, the judge will set a trial date, which may require a wait of several more months, during which time the lawyers and parties will prepare for trial.

Rather than giving up on the couple and sending them off to litigate in court, the attorney mediator may call in either one or two co-mediating mental health professionals to serve as «Divorce Coaches» to help the couple communicate, and to teach them to regulate their emotions sufficiently to be able to proceed effectively.

Divorce is far more than a legal proceeding.

They are no more binding because they were concluded in an adversarial divorce proceeding, where they were each represented by separate lawyers, than they are when they are concluded in mediation, where they are assisted by one lawyer.

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Finally, because of the backlog in the court system, even if you choose to proceed on the grounds of cruelty or adultery, you probably won't be able to get your divorce in less than a year anyhow.

A family attorney can help a client decide if a collaborative divorce would be a better option than completing an entire divorce proceeding.