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When Negotiations Break Down in Divorce. How to Decide Whether to Go to Court.

You are here: Home / Illinois Divorce News & Articles / When Negotiations Break Down in Divorce. How to Decide Whether to Go to Court.

May 30, 2014 by Law Offices of Ronald L. Bell

Every divorce is different. How long the divorce process takes depends on many factors. Some cases are resolved quickly and reasonably without contention, while others are complex for a variety of reasons such as an adversial relationship between a couple, child custody concerns or complex financial portfolios. Preparation by both parties and their willingness to work together, signal a smoother process. If negotiations break down,however, proceeding to litigation may be the answer as some issues are worth fighting for. When taking your case to court, consider the expense, time and stress of a public trial. Determine if you are ready to  have  your case  decided by a judge.   The Law Offices of Ronald L. Bell has the experience and expertise to guide you through the process of divorce, whether through negotiation or court proceedings. Contact us today for help.

Source: Forbes, “Divorcing women: Is it best to litigate or settle?” Jeff Landers, May 22, 2014

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