Sue for divorce means that the husband and wife unilaterally file for divorce, and the other party does not agree to divorce, or both parties agree to divorce, but they have not reached an agreement on issues such as property division, child support, education and medical expenses. A party to a divorce lawsuit may file a divorce lawsuit with the people's court, and the people's court generally adopts two ways to solve it after accepting it:
1. Mediation of divorce means that the two divorced parties reach an agreement on issues such as property division and child support under the mediation of the court, and the people's court allows them to divorce, and makes a civil mediation of divorce as a divorce legal document for both parties.
Two, the judgment of divorce refers to the people's court in the case of ineffective mediation, according to the specific circumstances of divorce cases, such as joint property of husband and wife, raising children, etc., to make a divorce judgment.
Divorce procedure:
1, prepare the evidence needed for divorce prosecution.
2. Draft a divorce indictment or ask a lawyer to write an indictment, and bring the filing materials needed for divorce proceedings to file a case.
3. file a case in a court with jurisdiction.
The court decides whether to accept the divorce proceedings. If accepted, it will issue documents and procedures for you to pay the divorce lawyer's fee. After paying the fee, they will go to the court to change the documents, and most banks will set up a convenient payment window in the court to pay directly.
5. After accepting the divorce proceedings, the court shall notify the other party to receive the summons and the copy of the indictment within the legal time.
6. The court will arrange a hearing and notify both parties.
7. Trial, the most critical link in divorce proceedings, if you are not familiar with court proceedings, such as large amount of property, fault compensation, child support, investigation and evidence collection, etc., it is best to consult a lawyer first.
8. When the court makes decisions on whether to grant divorce, how to divide property, and how to support children, etc. Generally, mediation will be conducted first. If mediation fails, a judgment will be made.