Seocho divorce lawyer wins after overturning divorce lawsuit in first trial; expert assistance is key

Recently, the Changwon District Court overturned the original decision and ruled in favor of the plaintiff in the appeal trial of a divorce, property division, and alimony lawsuit filed by a wife against her cheating husband.

According to Daeryun Law Firm, which was in charge of the appellate defense at the time, “The plaintiff filed for divorce and other lawsuits against her unfaithful husband through another law firm, but lost in the first trial. If the ruling were confirmed, she would not be able to divorce and would have to bear the costs of the lawsuit, so she quickly filed for an appeal.”

Daeryun (Seocho) divorce lawyer, who led the lawsuit, said, "In order to overturn the result of the original trial and win the case, we internally analyzed the reasons for the loss in the first trial at the law firm level. In particular, we focused on strengthening the purpose of the divorce claim, recalculating the scope of property division and alimony, collecting evidence that could support the purpose of the appeal, and proving it during the trial."

In the end, the trial ruled in favor of the plaintiff, and the case was ruled in favor of all items including divorce, property division, designation of parental authority and guardian, and child support.

Divorce lawyer from Daeryun (Seocho) Law Firm, who led the victory in the second trial, said, "Just because we lost in the first trial does not mean there is no possibility. If we proceed with the appeal trial with the help of an expert with a lot of know-how in resolving disputes with experience of winning many cases, the result could be quite different."

He went on to advise, “If you proceed with a lawsuit prematurely and lose, you may have to bear the other party’s litigation costs, so it is important to appoint a divorce lawyer from the beginning.”

Meanwhile, Daeryun Law Firm operates a divorce team led by a divorce lawyer and a family law lawyer to resolve divorce litigation issues such as property division claims, alimony, and custody.

Reporter Lim So-ra mail00@asiae.co.kr

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