My husband and I are going through a mutual divorce. We have our first court hearing tomorrow and I’m feeling a bit nervous. I understand that the judge will be taking statements from both of us. I want to make sure I say the right things to get this process over with as quickly as possible. Can someone give me some advice on what I should say during the statement?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My husband and I are going through a mutual divorce. We have our first court hearing tomorrow and I’m feeling a bit nervous. I understand that the judge will be taking statements from both of us. I want to make sure I say the right things to get this process over with as quickly as possible. Can someone give me some advice on what I should say during the statement?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My husband and I are going through a mutual divorce. We have our first court hearing tomorrow and I’m feeling a bit nervous. I understand that the judge will be taking statements from both of us. I want to make sure I say the right things to get this process over with as quickly as possible. Can someone give me some advice on what I should say during the statement?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

It’s natural to feel nervous, but focus on being honest and respectful during your statement. Emphasize your desire for a smooth and amicable separation, agree on the terms you’ve already discussed, and express your willingness to cooperate. Remember, clarity and honesty will contribute to a faster resolution.

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