Divorce and separation

Myth
  Myth
“Going to a lawyer means going to court.”
Fact
  Fact
Going to a lawyer means getting expert advice and experienced guidance, not necessarily going to court. Indeed, taking that advice will often mean avoiding appearing in court altogether. Many cases of divorce are dealt with without either party attending a court hearing.

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