Possible Questions You Maybe Asked during a Divorce Trial

Going through a divorce can be a very exhausting and overwhelming process. If your divorce case cannot settle out of court and is going to trial, you want to be as prepared as possible. Talking to an experienced divorce attorney at Karp & Iancu, S.C. is a good first step to ensure you are prepared. 

What are some common questions that may be asked during trial? 

While the questions a judge may ask during trial differs from case to case, there are some common questions that you can be prepared for. These are: 

• Stating your name, number, and address for the record 

The judge may ask you to state your current details for the record. The judge may also ask you to state the name and address of your spouse. 

• How long have you lived in your state of residence? 

The judge may ask you how long you have resided in your current state. 

• The date and location of your marriage 

The judge may ask you some facts about your marriage, such as the date and location. 

• Presenting a certified copy of your marriage certificate 

The judge may also ask you to present a certified copy of your marriage certificate. 

• Whether you have children and if any of them are under the age of 21 

The judge will ask you whether you have any children and how many of them are minors. If you have minor children, the judge can ask further questions about them in order to determine custody. 

• The address where you and your spouse lived together last 

The judge may ask for the address of where you and your spouse last lived together. 

• The birth date and location of your children 

The judge may ask for your children’s names, birth dates, and locations. 

• Whether you believe your marriage can be fixed 

The judge may also ask you whether your marriage has broken down irreparably or can be fixed. 

• You may be asked if you want to change your name if you are the wife. 

If you are the wife and have changed your name after the marriage, the judge may ask if you want your maiden name or former name restored. 

Schedule an appointment today and get the legal help you deserve 

If you and your spouse are considering divorce, you need the best kind of legal help on your side. Get in touch with an experienced divorce attorney and ensure your case is as strong as possible.