Divorce Questions - Care Divorce
Support groups, counseling and assistance offered by loyal friends provide stability through transition. The
access to others who share a common experience and survived builds confidence, and in turn, speeds the recovery
process. To a point, then each parent must move on and accept responsibility as a single adult. With
professional assistance through recovery and care, divorce questions are frequently minimized.
Note Regarding Divorce Questions
- Divorce questions pertaining to the law are properly resolved by a judge. Lawyers should be able to advise
clients on the likelihood of success when arguing a more favorable interpretation.
- Divorce questions relating to the best interest of children are also resolved by the court, ordinarily
based upon expert reports and expert testimony.
- Divorce questions relating to factual disputes are properly determined by a jury, unless the parties agree
to a non-jury trial. In non-jury trials, the judge acts both as the court and finder of fact.
- Practical divorce questions regarding minor issues are usually resolved by the agreement of lawyers or
spouses without court involvement.
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