For most people, being served with divorce papers is an extremely painful and emotionally confusing experience.
In response, they may not behave entirely rationally, and they may also have questions about the appropriate action to take.
For instance, if your spouse wishes to keep the house after the divorce, they may feel that leaving will put them at a disadvantage.
In other cases, they may be unwilling to give the appearance of abandoning their children.
And for some, it’s simply a matter of money. Moving is expensive, and not everyone has a cash reserve to allow for a sudden move.
The best thing your spouse can do once served with divorce papers is to retain an attorney who can guide them through the process, answer their questions, and reassure them that their rights and interests will be protected.
At Friedman & Ranzenhofer, that’s what we do for all our clients, in every case.
Call us today at 585-484-7432 for a legal consultation with an experienced Rochester divorce lawyer.