Divorce can be an emotional and complex undertaking. It is not unusual for prospective divorce clients to come to us with misconceptions about the process fueled by incorrect information and half-truths that may be provided by family and friends, questionable internet sources, and even television shows. These misconceptions, if not debunked, can result in unrealistic expectations as to the case outcome and disappointment if not realized.
Here are six of the most common misconceptions we see.
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