You sue for divorce and get a court summons, usually half a month before the trial. At this time, you can prepare the materials needed for the trial:

Your id card

court summons

Catalogue of evidence: the catalogue needs to be listed in a single form, which is convenient for you to read and for the judge to examine. The catalogue of evidence generally includes houses, cars, children, debts, joint deposits, faults of the other party, etc.

If an application for investigation and evidence collection is submitted in advance, the court will arrange an investigation before the court session. You have a lawyer, usually the court issues an investigation order, and the lawyer exercises the investigation power for the court.

In some places, lawyers may go to investigate and collect evidence, but they do not cooperate. You can call the judge at the evidence collection place to explain the situation.

Court proceedings:

1. Divorce cases must be attended by both parties in person.

Even if you have a lawyer, you have to appear in court. The court will verify whether you are yourself or not, and introduce the work units and names of the lawyers of both parties.

2. Listen carefully at the scene. Does the judge divide the property first or give evidence first?

A case I personally encountered was to prove the other party's fault first. The advantage is to let the judge leave the memory of the other party's fault.

When you read out the fault evidence, you should be clear about the time and place, such as the man's derailment and the third son's check-in. You should be clear about which hotel you were in on XX, XX, XX.

At the same time, after the other party has seen the evidence, you should look at the computer screen and pay attention to the recording speed of the clerk and see if there are any typos. If there are any recording errors, please correct them in time.

3. Pay attention to whether the logic of the other party is contradictory in the cross-examination stage.

At this time, it is time to refute the questions raised by both sides.

Let me give you a little hint. If it involves transferring property or opening a house, the other party may not have communicated with the lawyer.

At this time, his lawyer will not look at the evidence in your hand to refute it for the first time, so be sure to pay attention to whether the other party's rhetoric and the lawyer's rhetoric are contradictory!

For example, if you prove that the man is cheating, the man doesn't know that you have this evidence, and he looks embarrassed and doesn't communicate with his lawyer. The lawyer will say, "I don't live in a house, I just registered and can't explain anything."

Observe how this person retorts. If we discuss academics and cooperate together, it is a contradiction with lawyers, which is a good time for you to attack vigorously.

4. Agree to the arrangement of mediation in the judge's court.

At the end of the stage of proof and cross-examination, the judge will ask you whether you both agree to dissolve the marriage. If the other party disagrees, the judge will ask you if you agree to mediation. You can say "yes" for a while.

In fact, judges don't like "no". Of course, this kind of conditional mediation is that the other party must admit the fault and can affect the division of property, so mediation may meet your psychological expectations.

Divorce cases are the result of the court's recess, and the first-instance judgment usually takes half a month.