1. Prepare materials needed for prosecution, such as marriage certificate, household registration book, income certificate, property certificate, etc.
2. Consult a professional lawyer to understand the process and precautions of suing for divorce, such as litigation costs.
3. The lawyer will help you prepare the indictment and submit the indictment, application and evidence to the court.
4. After receiving the prosecution materials, the court will organize mediation. If mediation fails, the court will hold a hearing. During the trial, evidence materials and property division need to be submitted.
The judgment of the court, that is, the judgment, will serve as proof of the establishment of the divorce.
It should be noted that solving the relationship between husband and wife through legal proceedings involves the vital interests of both husband and wife and family members, and should be carefully considered before deciding to sue. In addition, if you need help in the process of prosecution, you can consult a special family counseling agency for help and support.