What Happens When a Divorce Case Goes to Trial?

Item: Law Offices of Randy H. Gugino
Rating: 5
Author: Julie Jacobson

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It is possible to resolve Marital Issues without going to Trial
A Case will typically go to Trial over Financial, Custody, and Visitation Issues
A Case involving Custody and Visitation Issues must be heard by a Judge
These Cases can take a long time because of a Judge’s Availability

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