Как убедить судью, что ты прав?

How do you convince a judge you're right? Convincing a judge is important because the decision depends on it. Whether a person is right or not, evidence matters to the person in the robes. And sometimes it happens that a person is right in their conscience, but there's no evidence to support it, and therefore they can't convince the judge that the decision should be in their favor. How to conduct yourself in court, give your explanations, and ask questions—more on this in the video. Convincing a judge that you, and not the opposing party, are sometimes very difficult. But if you develop a proper strategy before the trial, it will be easier during the trial. If you're afraid of court, don't know what evidence you need to present your case, or how to convince the judge and get the decision you want, you can contact me for a consultation (including by phone). As a rule, cases involving me end with a mutually beneficial agreement between the parties. How so? I advocate for peaceful dispute resolution, even if the disputing parties end up in court and disagree about who is right. But reaching an agreement sometimes requires preliminary work, which, even in court, will bear fruit if an agreement is not reached. More videos on the topic of litigation: 1 - How to reinstate the deadline for filing an appeal against a court decision? -    • Как восстановить срок подачи жалобы на реш...   2 - What questions should not be asked in court? -    • Какие вопросы нельзя задавать в суде?   3 - How to behave in court if you're very nervous -    • Как вести себя в суде, если сильно волнуетесь   4 - Explanations to the court and evidence in the case -    • Объяснения суду   доказательство по делу   Consultation with lawyer Elena Mogilevskaya ➧ Tel. +7-903-038-16-50 (until 9:00 PM) - WhatsApp ➧ Website - https://virtual-jurist.ru ➧ Email - [email protected] ➧ VKontakte - https://vk.com/elena_mogilevskaya ➧ Telegram - https://t.me/virtualjurist Your lawyer Elena Mogilevskaya #convincethejudge #court #trial #howtoconvincethejudge #convincethejudgethatheisright #rightisincourt