Divorce is a legal procedure that terminates the marital relationship based on mutual consent (amicable divorce) or at the request of one spouse (unilateral divorce) when the marital relationship has seriously deteriorated, and the original purpose of the marriage can no longer be achieved. Matters typically resolved in divorce include child custody, child support, division of marital assets, and settlement of joint debts incurred during the marriage… In Vietnam, divorce proceedings must be carried out before a competent Court.
With practical experience in advising on and handling numerous complex divorce cases, TNTP’s team of lawyers and legal professionals possesses in-depth knowledge of the laws on marriage and family, as well as practical experience with court litigation procedures. On that basis, TNTP proactively develops tailored legal strategies for each specific case, assisting clients in protecting their legitimate rights and interests to the fullest extent while minimizing legal risks and potential disputes during and after the divorce process.
When clients use TNTP’s divorce litigation services, we conduct a comprehensive review of the case file, assess the marital situation, the level of dispute, and the legal issues relating to children, marital assets, and financial obligations during the marriage. Based on this assessment, TNTP will advise clients on the most appropriate and effective course of action, including preparing and filing divorce petitions, participating in mediation sessions, accompanying clients in working with the Court, and protecting their legitimate rights and interests throughout the entire litigation process.
During the provision of our services, TNTP will regularly update clients on the progress of the case and promptly provide advice on any legal issues arising at each stage of the proceedings. This ensures that clients have a clear and accurate understanding of the case status and are able to make informed decisions regarding child custody, division of assets, and post-divorce obligations, thereby minimizing legal risks and avoiding prolonged disputes.
