The lawyer in shock while the customer is pregnant for his husband …

Edidiong Offiiong, a female lawyer, was left in total shock after discovering that his client, who had asked for the divorce, was seven months pregnant with the same husband from whom he was trying to separate legally.

The accident, which took place during a judicial session, was shared by Offion on the official Facebook page of his law firm.

He told the way in which the case of divorce he was managing took a completely unexpected turn, leaving it emotionally drained and stunned professionally.

Offiiongg explained that from the beginning he recommended a peaceful settlement, observing that the husband was open to reconciliation.

However, his client firmly refused all efforts to resolve the question outside the court.

Despite the persistent calls of her husband who involved her to mediate or help to speak directly to her wife, the customer remained adamant.

Without progress in sight, Offiiong proceeded to the case of the court as indicated.

The case was making significant progress when, two weeks before an apparition in critical court, the customer informed her of her intention to withdraw the case. When he was asked for a valid reason, the customer calmly revealed that he was pregnant.

Initially alarmed that pregnancy could further complicate the case if another man was involved, the lawyer investigated and discovered with his greatest surprise that pregnancy belonged to the same husband that his client wanted to divorce.

The disclosure aroused a sensation in court, especially when the opponent’s consultant sought brazenly that the Court would have to ask for offering because he seemed surprised if he had been informed. The opposite consultant had known of pregnancy but had chosen to keep silent.

Offiiong admitted that he does not know whether to laugh or cry during the hearing.

The husband smiled everywhere, thanking her repeatedly, while the customer once Defiant was shyly behind him, creating a very embarrassing atmosphere.

The lawyer expressed his frustration, complaining about the emotional toll that the case had taken. He described the couple as two lovebirds that underlined him unnecessarily, just to gather behind him while he was in the litigation.

He concluded his account with advice to couples who consider divorce: if you are not completely ready to put an end to your wedding, look for a pause or try the peace talks, do not surprise your lawyer and the court with unexpected results halfway through the test.

The text of the lawyer in full:

I consider a matter of divorce that I managed for a client today in court.

Reasons: my customer is about seven months pregnant for her husband.

I have no problems with its pregnancy because they are still married unless nature or the court decide their divorce.

My frustration is that I recommended a friendly agreement for the first time, my client was not ready to yield, but his husband was ready. I don’t know how the husband managed to get my contact, he continues to call that I should persuade my client or I should help him do Vvoman to talk to her. I did my best, but my client never said. I proceeded to the court as instructed by my client.

The case was going well in court and we were at the point of the turning point, just for me to receive shocking news two weeks ago that wants to withdraw the cause. Well, I have no other choice than to adapt them, but I have to have a valid reason to say it to the court. With my maximum amazement my client said gently that he is pregnant. I was afraid if it is for someone else, so we find a way out. During further investigations, pregnancy is for her husband. N/b are currently to divorce together.

Two love birds that have had difficulty solving my brain amicably

Not the opposing consultant who tells the Court that the Court should ask me why I wear a surprise face if “I have not been informed”

God knows that I have not been informed …! The advice knew it but remained silent, waiting for my client to use his mouth and speak.

When I say I’m suffering, you think it’s a joke

When lawyers or people in court who testify to these things say, think it’s a joke.

I didn’t know whether to cry or laugh. My client’s husband was smiling and thanked me a million times and my client was shy behind his husband … Iyip Chi’s Di’nyanga Mien

If you are not ready for divorce, do not take any step.

Try the settlement first or take a small break. Don’t come to surprise me after turning the courtyard and making one or two fucjkyydffffkkk with your partner … ..ke ndo Owo Ekek o!

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