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After you have digested the fact that your marriage is really ending, you must negotiate its conclusion as gracefully, efficiently, and inexpensively as you possibly canand you must do so in a way advantageous to you. This simply won't be possible unless you learn all you can about matrimonial law. Only through such knowledge will you be able to protect your rights and your self-esteem as you sidestep the land mines along the way. |
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Consider Part II of The Complete Idiot's Guide your gentle introduction to divorce law. In the next nine chapters we will help you take stock of your situation with your spouse so that you can decide what to do. Should you attempt to settle your case out of court, on your own? Or should you proceed to the battleground of a trial, armed with attorney, financial documents, and more stamina than you have ever needed before? Read on for a rundown of the most common legal problems and the pros and cons of such procedures as arbitration and mediation. Learn to understand and use the divorce lawyer, generally the architect of your fight for justice. Study the rules of divorce court. And acquire a taste for the distinctive and complex divorce court culture that pervades the litigation experience in America today. |
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