My Boss (What Comes Around Goes Around)

Part 29

Although a little frustrated that he could only handle such a simple case, Cheng Yao carefully and carefully read the materials of Dong Shan's divorce case, and then called the client Dong Shan.

Dong Shan happened to be free, so she made an appointment with him at the cafe downstairs in Jun Heng.

Family cases, unlike other cases, involve the privacy and life of many parties. The first meeting is too business in the conference room, which will increase the other's sense of alertness and is not conducive to communication.

Qian Heng naturally had no time to give her advice on this point, but Sheng Zai Chengyao is a person who likes to observe and learn. He helped Qian Heng make appointments with clients who met for the first time several times, and found that he chose not to be far from the office and the environment. Cheng Yao took note of the quiet, private but more relaxed cafe.

Dong Shan arrived on time. As always, he dressed plainly or even a little too much. There was no greasy and shrewd middle-aged businessman between his brows and eyes. On the contrary, he seemed to be honest and honest.

Had it not been told by Qian Heng, Cheng Yao would never have imagined that such a man would file for divorce from his wife who supported entrepreneurship all the way because of his cheating.

Cheng Yao was wondering how to make an opening remark in her heart, so Dong Shan spoke first.

He smiled and looked at Cheng Yao, his eyes kindly: "You are about the same age as my daughter."

"Dong Min?"

"En." Dong Shan sighed, "I don't know what this kid is doing now. I want to divorce her. It's a big blow to her, and I'm also worried. She's been going smoothly for her life. My mother and I are really good. It's not easy to have her. It's really scary to hold her in the palm of her hand. As a result, she is also used to following her own heart in everything. Once there is something she can't control, she can't accept it at all." Dong Shan said. He said helplessly but shook his head in a petting manner.

It can be seen that he spoils his daughter quite a bit, but even if the daughter suffers a painful collapse, he cannot change his heart to divorce. Most women will endure not to divorce for the sake of their children. However, Cheng Yao rarely sees this happen to men.

"Attorney Qian asked me to make an appointment with you this time to communicate with you about the litigation plan." Cheng Yao cast aside the thoughts in her mind and entered the work mode. She took out a list, "This is what we have compiled. Of the current common property of you and your wife."

"This is based on the current "Marriage Law", the proportion of these common properties that may be divided, including your equity in Zhenwei Catering, and we have also sorted out the possible impact of divorce property division on your business." Cheng Yao One by one, he took out the forms and information that he had compiled, and said, "We want to see what you think about it?"

However, Dong Shan only turned over the materials that Cheng Yao had worked out so hard to put back on the table: "I have no idea." He lowered his head, "I'm sorry Wenxiu."

Although Qian Heng said that Dong Shan is willing to make concessions to the division of property for divorce, as long as it is a person, there is always a need. Cheng Yao tries to behave in a good way: "Don't be embarrassed, I am your attorney, and I fight for your rights. , Even if you have a fault in your marriage, you have also devoted your energy to the success of Zhenwei Dining, and it is reasonable to claim in the common property."

"Lawyer Cheng, I know what you want to say, do you want to know my psychological bottom line of the proportion of property division in this divorce case?" Although he looked honest and honest, Dong Shan is an old and spicy businessman after all. Yao's purpose, he changed his sitting posture, "I really have no idea about this, even if I split more points for Wenxiu, I am willing. I just want to divorce as soon as possible." Dong Shan paused and added, "Yue The sooner the better."