This evidence usually consists of witness testimony and physical evidence. You can choose whether your case is heard before a judge and jury, or whether you will waive a jury and allow the judge to make the rulings. These ruling will be incorporated into a final decree of divorce which the judge will then sign, making it a legally binding document, which may be subject to modification or clarification. If a ruling in your divorce is not a fair one or new evidence has come to light you may file a motion for a new trial or an begin an appeal. You may go back and ask the Court to modify it's decree and change child custody or child support for a variety of reasons.
Divorce can be a complicated matter with far reaching ramifications.
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