Judges are people too. They have a difficult job, especially in divorce court. Judges must listen to the witnesses testify, view the evidence in a case, and try to figure out who is telling the truth, and what the truth really is.
Anything happening in the courtroom that distracts a judge from that difficult and important task can upset the judge.
The last thing you ever want to do is upset the person who may be deciding very important issues in your case, thereby directly affecting your life.
The following are seven things that you should keep in mind to try to avoid doing in divorce court:
1. Don’t talk while you are watching other cases pending before the Court from the pews.
2. Don’t work on a cell phone, laptop computer, or iPad while court is in session.
3. Don’t read a book, magazine, or newspaper while court is in session.
4. Do not listen to music through headphones or otherwise while in the courtroom.
5. Do not eat anything in the courtroom.
6. Do not drink anything in the courtroom.
7. When entering the courtroom when the judge is on the bench, be quiet opening the door and try to be as free from distractions as possible.
If you will follow these rules, you will stand a much better chance of not distracting the judge and thus not offending the judge who will be deciding your case.
THERE'S A LOT MORE FREE HELP WHERE THIS ARTICLE CAME FROM
If you are considering separating or filing for divorce, one of the most important things for you to learn before doing anything else is how to legally protect your assets.
I'll show you how you can do it.
Now, some things just cannot be done... after all, your spouse has rights to marital property, too.
But some things can legally be done and I can show you what you can lawfully do in some cases to make sure that you get a fair distribution of marital property.
I've specialized in N.J. divorce law for 37 years, and I've successfully represented many people against narcissistic spouses.
I "get it" and I'm here to help.
STEVE KAPLAN'S DIVORCE COURSE will teach you how to separate from your spouse in the most effective way possible in your particular situation.
Separating from your spouse requires you to make many important decisions.
Making a wrong decision can be the difference between ending up with a fair result or getting a not-so-fair result.
My emails will teach you, in an easy to understand way, everything that you need to know to help you make the right decisions for you.
I get emails from strangers all the time thanking me for making this information available to them online at no cost.
I'm pretty certain that you, too, will get a lot of value from my emails.
And if you want to stop the emails, I made it really easy for you to do that...
One click on any email stops the course.
But few people do that...
Because my material is really helpful to anyone who is thinking about separating from their spouse in NJ.
SO HERE'S THE LINK.
Are you ready to start turning things around?
The next move is up to you...!
Click the link above and begin learning how to get the "edge" in YOUR N.J. divorce case.
Until next time,
Steve
Steven J. Kaplan, Esq.
Specializing In Divorce
In Monmouth County
5 Professional Circle
Colts Neck, NJ. 07722
www.KaplanDivorce.com
(732) 845-9010
