§ 1838 Marriage Reconciliation Hearings
This law says that when a married couple is having problems and goes to court, the judge will try to help them work things out in a friendly way instead of fighting. The judge can also suggest getting help from experts or religious leaders if both people agree.
A husband and wife are arguing a lot and thinking about divorce. They go to court to figure things out.
The judge will talk to them in a relaxed way, like a meeting, to help them fix their problems or agree on things like who gets the house. If they both say yes, the judge might suggest they talk to a counselor or their church leader to help them.
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§ 1838 Marriage Reconciliation Hearings
Last verified: January 9, 2026