As a lawyer, have you ever met a wonderful divorce case?

I have been exposed to many wonderful divorce cases at work. Some asked the court to show the man's cheating video, some divorced because the owner said that he and the woman did not agree, and both men and women tried their best to fight for custody of the children, but these were not the most exciting. As a lawyer, have you ever met a wonderful divorce case?

As a lawyer, have you ever met a wonderful divorce case?

As a lawyer, I have seen many wonderful things, especially divorce cases. The best case is not represented by me. A colleague of mine represented the man in a divorce case. The case was prosecuted by the woman, who demanded a divorce. The man resolutely disagreed with the divorce for the sake of two children. Normally, he sued for divorce for the first time. If the other party strongly disagrees and there is no particularly good evidence to prove that the other party is at fault, the judge will generally prohibit divorce. The woman said anxiously, do you think the two children are yours? In fact, it's not yours. After hearing this, the man made a paternity test, and it was not his own, so he agreed to divorce, and the marriage finally divorced.

We are the defendant and the man, and the woman sued for divorce, dividing the contents of the husband and wife's common property, from household appliances, furniture, security doors, daily household appliances to pots and pans, and even tablecloths. Dozens of property projects are listed before and after. The plaintiff even asked for a piece of cover cloth on the purchased water dispenser. At that time, the defendant saw the plaintiff's complaint, and the defendant collapsed and was very angry. Of course, in the end, large items such as furniture and household appliances will be handled by the court, and other items will not be handled.

I once knew a woman with a bad lifestyle. Once she cheated on her at home and was found by her husband. Her husband was very angry and accused her of wearing a three-point suit with a man at home. The woman pleaded in court: "You go to the seaside to see, don't all women wear 3 points?" ? Don't all men wear underwear? I wear three-point at home, and does the other man wear underwear? Was it an affair? "After listening to her defense, people feel ridiculous. This incident was turned into a joke by many people, but it came from real life.