Specific cases of divorce prosecution can be seen everywhere around us. We may need to know something about the procedures of specific cases in divorce proceedings. What is the filing procedure of divorce prosecution? According to the provisions of the Marriage Law, the filing procedure should begin with the drafting of a civil complaint. Specifically, I read the following article. According to the provisions of the Civil Procedure Law on divorce, this paper introduces the procedure of filing divorce proceedings: 1. Draft a civil complaint, the first part of which indicates the name, sex, date of birth, nationality and residence of the plaintiff and defendant, and the second part writes the litigation request: a. Request for divorce; B. child support; C. dividing property according to law; The third part writes the facts and reasons, stating when to get married, when to have children, and why to divorce. It is best to print the complaint, but in the end you must sign it yourself and press the fingerprint of your right index finger; 2. Bring a lawsuit to the local grass-roots court (district or county court) and go through the filing procedures in the filing court; 3. Submit two civil complaints, marriage certificate, husband and wife ID cards (at least bring your own), the original and two copies of the child's household registration book or birth certificate, and bring property-related evidence, such as real estate license and motor vehicle driving license, if there is property that needs to be divided by the court. 4. Pay the fees after review by the filing court; 5. Give the payment bills and materials to the court for filing, go home and other notices; The filing procedure is completed. The procedure of divorce litigation and divorce trial is the same as that of ordinary civil cases, and the procedure of divorce trial can also be divided into three stages, namely, pre-trial preparation; Court hearing; Make a judgment. Pre-trial preparation means that after the people's court accepts the plaintiff's lawsuit and decides to accept the case, before the court session, in order to ensure the smooth trial of the case, the judge in charge of the case makes necessary preparations and activities. Hearing in court refers to the whole process of hearing a case in a court or other suitable place after the people's court completes the preparatory work before hearing. The judgment of divorce cases refers to the judgment made by the people's court in accordance with the law after legal trial procedures. Trial in court is the stage when the collegial panel conducts substantive trial of the case. The main ways are public trial and closed trial. The general principle of civil cases is that public trials are the main ones, supplemented by closed trials. According to Article 120 of the Civil Procedure Law, the people's court shall try civil cases in public unless it involves state secrets, personal privacy or otherwise provided by law. Divorce cases and cases involving commercial secrets may be heard in private upon the application of the parties. It can be seen that divorce cases are generally heard in public, but if the parties apply for a non-public hearing, they can not hear it in public, and the decision is in the people's court. The reason why the law stipulates that "if a party applies for a non-public hearing, it can be heard in private" is because divorce cases have their particularity. During the trial, there may be personal privacy and emotional content that you are unwilling to disclose. Therefore, if the parties apply for a closed hearing, the court will generally allow it. When trying a divorce case, the people's court shall notify the parties and other participants in the proceedings three days before the hearing. If the hearing is held in public, the names of the parties, the cause of action, the time and place of the hearing shall be announced. The announcement can be posted on the bulletin board of the people's court, or in a public place or the residence and work unit of the party concerned. Before the court session, the clerk shall find out whether the parties and other participants in the proceedings appear in court and announce the court discipline. Before the hearing, the presiding judge shall check the parties, announce the cause of action, announce the list of judges and clerks, inform the parties of their litigation rights and obligations, and ask the parties whether to apply for withdrawal. After the preparatory work before the trial is done, the court enters the court investigation stage.