Divorce refers to the legal act that both husband and wife dissolve the marriage relationship and terminate the rights and obligations between husband and wife through agreement or litigation. Divorce can be divided into agreement divorce and litigation divorce. The agreement divorce needs to go through the divorce procedures according to the normal procedures. The divorce can take effect only after the divorce procedures are gone through. Do you know what procedures need to be handled for divorce?
 Litigation divorce is commonly referred to as legal divorce. It is more complicated than divorce by agreement. The specific divorce procedures are as follows:
 1. Entrust lawyers to draft bills of complaint;
 2. Prepare the evidence required for litigation;
 3. Submit the complaint and evidence to the competent court;
 4. The court decides whether to accept the lawsuit;
 5. After the court accepts the divorce case, it shall send a copy of the petition to the other party within the statutory time;
 6. The court arranges the hearing time and sends summonses to both parties;
 7. Hearing: Both parties can entrust lawyers or other professionals to represent them in litigation (generally, the divorce party must appear in court, and if it is really impossible to appear in court for special reasons, a written opinion on whether to divorce must be issued to the court);
 8. According to the plaintiff's claim and the evidence submitted by both parties, the court made a judgment on whether to grant divorce, how to divide the property, and how to solve the problem of child rearing.