Help from a lawyer during divorce and division of property in Russia 

Today, divorce in Russia and the associated division of property are procedures, although common, but quite complex in legal terms. Extrajudicial divorce is possible only when the spouses do not have minor children and both agree. In all other cases, the spouses will face trial.

Divorce in court implies the need to attend at least two court hearings. Unresolved issues regarding child support, the reluctance of the second spouse to divorce, and property claims repeatedly delay the legal process. Is it necessary to explain that a divorce in court is complicated not only by the legal component, but also by the emotional tension that exists between once close people. Wanting to quickly end an unpleasant procedure, people often act contrary to their interests and forget about their rights.

Considering the above, in matters of divorce and division of property, it is recommended to enlist the legal support of a specialist, even if such support consists of at least competent advice. A legal analysis of the current situation and recommendations from a lawyer will give you an idea of ​​what you have the right to count on and explain how to act and behave correctly in court.

In addition to consultations, a lawyer’s assistance during a divorce may include the following:

- collection and search of necessary documents and evidence;

- drafting procedural documents;

- participation in the process;

- negotiations with the opposing party to the dispute and its representatives;

- registration of out-of-court agreements, including those subject to notarization.

The participation of a lawyer in most cases makes it unnecessary for you to appear in person at court hearings regarding the divorce. Agree, this is an invaluable advantage in a situation where you have no desire to confront your spouse during the divorce process.

The division of property is perhaps the most difficult issue associated with divorce. Often, on the eve of a divorce, spouses begin to hide property and remove it from the regime of joint ownership. The lawyer’s task is to do everything possible to find such property and distribute it in the manner prescribed by law. No less important is the question of which spouse will receive what property. Here, the lawyer needs to competently justify in court which specific object of joint ownership should go to you.

We should not forget that the property issue can be resolved out of court - by signing an agreement on the division of property between the spouses. The terms of such an agreement are usually the result of complex negotiations between the spouses and their representatives. The assistance of a lawyer in the division of property out of court consists of agreeing on the terms of the agreement that will correspond to your property interests.