Divorce and confession are fine, right?

1. "Can a divorce case tried by summary procedure be declared divorced and the joint property divided in the court?" How long does it take for a judgment to be pronounced if there is a big disagreement over the division of property? ”：

1) The summary procedure is only a relatively simple trial procedure, and the judgment can be made in court or announced on a later date. (2) The simple procedure is the trial of "a simple civil case in which the facts are clear, the relationship between rights and obligations is clear, and the controversy is not large", and if there is a large difference between the parties, it may be converted to an ordinary procedure, in which case the trial should generally be completed within 6 months, and if it is necessary to extend it, it can be extended for 6 months with the approval of the president. The case is complex and needs to be extended, and the approval of a higher court is required.

2. "If the divorce case tried by summary procedure has not been divorced, how long will it take to sue again?" Regardless of whether it is a simple procedure or an ordinary procedure, a case in which a divorce is not granted will only be accepted if the lawsuit is filed again [6 months after the judgment takes effect].

3. "Can I appeal if I have an objection to the division of property?" How Long After Appeal Does It Take To Conclude A Case? "1) An appeal may be made, but it should be noted that the appeal is made within 15 days of receipt of the judgment.

2) The time limit for the trial of the second instance is: the trial shall be completed within [three months] from the date on which the case is filed. Where there are special circumstances that require an extension, it is to be approved by the president of that court.

4. "If the judgment is pronounced on the result of property division, can the court request enforcement?" ": No, you can't.

Even if the judgment is pronounced in court, the judgment will not take effect until the 15-day appeal period of both parties has expired and both parties do not appeal, and the effective judgment can be applied for enforcement within 2 years. 5. You have already asked a lot of questions and have a certain understanding of legal knowledge, if you really want to fight this lawsuit, I suggest you take a closer look at the "Marriage Law" and the two interpretations of the High Court, the "Civil Procedure Law" and the "Civil Procedure Opinions".

There's still time to play with your phone

I'm tired of going to court, and I'm still playing with my phone.

Be sincere, be heartfelt, calm, and not too emotional, which is not conducive to the development of events; I prefer people who dare to do things. Spoiling and humiliating is often unexpected

If you don't get drunk, you don't drink.

The confession cannot be used as legal evidence, but it can give the judge a directional judgment on the matter, and it is also useful to know the process of the matter. Moreover, in divorce lawsuits, judges often focus on mediation, and if everyone really tears their faces in the end, then the role of this confession may be greater.

The confession should have no legal effect, especially the waiver of property, as long as the other party does not admit it, the court will generally not accept it, but it can be used as auxiliary (side) evidence.

Invite her to go to court.,That confession is very valuable.。。 Otherwise, you will be separated for three years, so that you can force a divorce.

Did she write it herself, do you want to go private or go to court.

It is necessary to go to the court to file a divorce lawsuit through legal means.

Emotional matters are very complicated, does she really want to leave?

If you really want to, there is no unbreakable thread.

In this case, the church should have a special person to counsel her, especially if the woman believes in the Lord, and even more so to counsel the woman. It is recommended that the woman find the person in charge of the church and ask the person in charge to arrange this matter, so that the sister can examine and confess her sins before God until she can face it calmly before God and understand what marriage is and what God's will is.

Maybe the reason for the divorce is not because of the sisters, but divorce is not God's will. Therefore, divorce must be sinful to God, and this matter needs to be resolved properly.

Custody depends on who can give the child better living conditions, an environment conducive to the child's growth, my personal opinion, if you have good conditions, you will not have to pay child support, if you have bad conditions, the child will turn his head to the court to ask for custody, do you think you can still raise 3 children? Can you still be friends after a divorce? I don't think so!

It's better to have less contact. If you want, negotiate with both parties!

The confession is evidence.

When the divorce law is decided, you can file for alimony.

Important: If the woman says that you have domestic violence, you forced her to write the confession, not the woman's self-consciousness. If you don't have the evidence, the confession may be invalidated.

This can be negotiated between the two parties, and it depends on her financial ability, you can put away the confession first, and it may also become "evidence".

Isn't it illegal for you to have so many children?

Do you love him, if you love, don't mess with him, let him change everything by himself, because it is not easy to maintain a marriage, no one wants to go to the point of divorce, maybe his woman outside is just accidental, and one day he will change his mind and live a good life.

Find someone to follow him, look at his eyes, see if he betrayed him, say that the woman is coming to you, look at his mobile phone number, find a car and touch him.