How does the court mediate divorce cases?
Mediation is a necessary procedure for people's courts to hear divorce cases. Because it happens in the course of litigation, it is also called intra-litigation mediation. Mediation in the process of litigation is conducive to the legal publicity and education and ideological guidance of the parties, and to the correct and prudent handling of divorce cases. Moreover, the parties are generally willing to implement the agreement reached through mediation, which not only effectively prevents the further deterioration of the dispute, but also reduces the enforcement work of the court. The people's court mediation must adhere to the principle of voluntariness and legality. At the same time, on the basis of finding out the facts, it is necessary to distinguish between the right and wrong responsibilities of both parties. When necessary, we can work closely with local grassroots organizations and relevant units to persuade and educate the parties, promote mutual understanding and accommodation, and promote reconciliation or reach a divorce agreement. Because suing for divorce is conditional. And the law stipulates that mediation is the necessary procedure to sue for divorce, so it is possible for couples to divorce through mediation in reality. If mediation fails, the judge will make a judgment according to the actual situation. It also requires that the relationship between husband and wife has indeed broken down, and then make a divorce judgment according to law.