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Why do i need a divorce lawyer? Is a divorce lawyer or attorney really necessary? When do I need a divorce lawyer or attorney? Can I get a divorce without a divorce lawyer or attorney?
The divorce process can be a very tricky one especially if you haven't found yourself in the situation before. Besides having to deal with the fact that you're 'happy ending' may be coming to an end, you now have to deal with a whole lot of other things including the stress of thinking about the proceedings and a divorce lawyer or attorney and how the whole process works.
The question of whether or not you need a divorce lawyer or attorney is a tricky one. NO it is not compulsory - you can get a divorce without one (depending on the laws and regulations in your state or country) but YES it might be something you may need. It all depends entirely on your situation, the circumstances and the relationship between you and your soon to be ex.
If you are able to sort things out and come to an agreement on the terms of your divorce, splitting of assets and custody / visitation and maintenance of any children without a lawyer things will be a whole less stressful and cheaper. This should always be your first option.
If you are unable to agree and feel that you may be manipulated or taken advantage of by you ex then it would be best to seek legal counsel.
The divorce process can be a very tricky one especially if you haven't found yourself in the situation before. Besides having to deal with the fact that you're 'happy ending' may be coming to an end, you now have to deal with a whole lot of other things including the stress of thinking about the proceedings and a divorce lawyer or attorney and how the whole process works.
The question of whether or not you need a divorce lawyer or attorney is a tricky one. NO it is not compulsory - you can get a divorce without one (depending on the laws and regulations in your state or country) but YES it might be something you may need. It all depends entirely on your situation, the circumstances and the relationship between you and your soon to be ex.
If you are able to sort things out and come to an agreement on the terms of your divorce, splitting of assets and custody / visitation and maintenance of any children without a lawyer things will be a whole less stressful and cheaper. This should always be your first option.
If you are unable to agree and feel that you may be manipulated or taken advantage of by you ex then it would be best to seek legal counsel.
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