Author: Zhang Shiqi
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Some people call divorce "fighting a divorce," which has two meanings: First, the divorce won't happen unless both parties fight; it's the outcome of their conflict. Second, since the divorce is happening, they must show no mercy, breaking off all ties and being firm in matters like property division, showing no compromise. This concept is too primitive and outdated, reflecting poor cultural literacy. Today, people's cultural levels are high, and their legal knowledge is also well-developed, so the idea of "fighting a divorce" is gradually being replaced by divorce by agreement. The old notion that "if you can't be husband and wife, you must be enemies" is slowly being replaced by the idea that "if you can't be husband and wife, you can still be friends or comrades."
As people grow older, marriage becomes an inevitable topic. Many laws related to marriage are common knowledge that everyone should understand. This book provides detailed answers to practical legal questions about marriage and family, such as marriage, divorce, property division, and child custody. This book will undoubtedly become a favorite legal education resource for readers concerned about marriage issues and will also help people navigate their marital challenges.
Judge tells you: How to fight a divorce lawsuit
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