Divorce proceedings:
1. Draft the complaint
2. Prepare the evidence required for the lawsuit
3. Submit the complaint to the competent authority Complaints and evidence were submitted to the court.
The court decides whether to accept the lawsuit.
5. After the court accepts the divorce lawsuit, it will send a copy of the complaint to the other party within the legal time.
6. The court arranges a court session and sends summons to both parties.
7. Court hearing: Both parties can entrust lawyers or other professionals to represent them in litigation (generally, both parties to a divorce must appear in court. If they are unable to appear in court due to special reasons, they must issue a written opinion to the court on whether to divorce).
8. Based on the plaintiff’s claims and the evidence submitted by both parties, the court will make a judgment on whether to grant divorce, how to divide property, and how to resolve child support issues.