The process of filing divorce proceedings on the grounds of domestic violence is as follows:
 （1） Complaint. Write down the basic information of the original and defendant, the lawsuit request, the facts and reasons, and add the evidence of the other party's domestic violence, such as the testimony of the neighbor's witness and the injury examination report issued by the hospital;
 （2） Go to the basic people's court where the defendant is located to file a case, submit its petition and evidence, and pay the corresponding litigation fees as required;
 （3） Waiting for the court hearing notice;
 （4） If the other party also agrees to divorce, the court may ask both parties to mediate (in our civil cases, mediation is a necessary procedure, you will not be organized to mediate before the court session, and you will also be asked if you are willing to mediate). If the mediation is successful, a Civil Mediation Statement will be issued. Mediation can be divided into two types, which may mediate divorce, or you can do your work well. Do not divorce, and close the case
 （5） If mediation fails, a court session will be held. If mediation fails at the court session, a judgment will be made and a Civil Judgment will be issued finally.