Do I need a bodyguard on the day of the divorce lawsuit?

In the case of a divorce lawsuit due to domestic violence, it is fully understandable that the litigant feels anxious due to concerns about retaliation or threats from the other party.

Inside the courtroom where the divorce lawsuit is conducted, court security personnel are deployed to restrain assault or threatening behavior from occurring.

However, if there is a possibility of threats from the other party at the court entrance, in the corridor, or during movement before and after the lawsuit, using personal security services can be one option.

In particular, if there is a clear history of domestic violence or persistent threats are expected despite a no-contact order, actual protection may be necessary.

In fact, many domestic violence victims travel safely by being accompanied by bodyguards when attending court.

In addition to hiring a bodyguard, legal and administrative measures such as no-contact orders and personal protection requests are in place, so it is good to review these first.

Therefore, while safety inside the courtroom is guaranteed, if you have great anxiety during the process of entering and leaving the court, it is desirable to consider being accompanied by a bodyguard or to request police escort.