Jun 03, 2015 · The divorce case veers into serious waters as the wife tells Jung Woo and Cheok Hee that her husband, a doctor, has psychically abused her for 10 years without leaving bruises. Without physical proof, the police could do nothing. Jung Woo and Cheok Hee meet with the husband. He denies abusing his wife.
Written by Kim Ah-jeong (김아정) TV Channel/Plateform: SBS (SBS) Airing dates: 2015/04/18~2015/06/14. Link. Official Website. 18 episodes - Sat, Sun 20:45. Synopsis. A romance drama about a man and a woman who meet an unfavorable lawyer as a junior at work and an unfavorable manager as a superior. Source.
May 13, 2015 · But wait, he did kiss his wife and the divorce papers are torn in two. He tells Jung Woo he followed his heart. Jung Woo forces himself on the subway but panics during the ride. Cheok Hee calls wondering if he forgot their plans to …
Mar 30, 2015 · Title: 이혼변호사는 연애 중 / Divorce Lawyer in Love Chinese Title: 離婚律師戀愛中 Genre: Romance, Comedy Episodes: 18 Broadcast network: SBS Broadcast period: 2015-April-18 to 2015-June-14 Air time: Saturdays �…
Title: 이혼변호사는 연애 중 / Divorce Lawyer in Love#N#Chinese Title: 離婚律師戀愛中#N#Genre: Romance, Comedy#N#Episodes: 18#N#Broadcast network: SBS#N#Broadcast period: 2015-April-18 to 2015-June-14#N#Air time: Saturdays & Sundays 22:00
whaaaaaa finally this drama is posted… waitibg so long. really cant wait yun eoo jin comeback on screen. hope the story become interesting like marriage not dating
Adaptations are nothing new when it comes to dramas — webtoons, novels, and manhwa have all been popular sources, and every year there seems to be a remake of a Japanese or Taiwanese drama. But American television shows have been notably left off that list, at least until now.
Dealing with a case that could have been ripped from recent headlines, Hye-kyung begins to realize that her husband’s scandal has perhaps affected her more than she lets on. It can’t be easy being constantly reminded of the scandal at every turn as she tries to focus on her new career.
We meet another member of the M&J family as well as a member of the Tae-joon/Hye-kyung family, and let’s just say that sometimes families are hard to love. Or at least certain members of the family, whether they’re related by blood or legal means, can make life more difficult in various ways (but what goes around, comes around).
Tae-joon’s bail hearing draws ever near, and the deciding factor is Hye-kyung — does she really want her husband back in her life (and her home)? Chief Prosecutor Choi continues to do his best to muck things up for his nemesis, and Joong-won’s charmingly boyish face disguises his ruthless desire to win, no matter what the cost.
Confronting the ghosts of the past is never easy, especially when you discover those ghosts aren’t exactly friendly ones. Hye-kyung realizes just how much her husband’s scandal has changed her daily life, while Tae-joon has to make a decision about his future.
What does it mean to be alive? What does it mean to die? And can the definition of “life and death” truly be settled in a court of law, in just one day? Hye-kyung finds herself in a case that forces her to consider these questions — as well as the importance of love, honesty, hope, and forgiveness.
New hairstyles generally signify a new era, and for Hye-kyung, her bangs definitely mark a new phase in her life.