In civil cases, judges are the most troublesome for family cases (respective cases involving families and extended families). Because the issues involved in such cases are varied, complex, sensitive, involving more people, and there are more places where the legal provisions are not detailed, judges generally need to spend more time and energy on handling family cases.
Moreover, family cases are also more likely to involve discretion, and this discretion is more related to the judge himself, for example, a female judge and a male judge, in other the same circumstances, to deal with a divorce case involving male cheating, then the final result is likely to be different. Once this discretion is used, it will also increase the probability of dissatisfaction of any party. Therefore, as long as such cases are concluded by adjudication, the vast majority of the parties are not satisfied, and the probability of any party continuing to sue is particularly high, and even all of them appeal and apply for a retrial.
Summary: It is difficult for a clean official to decide family affairs, and it is difficult for judges to judge family affairs. If your case is a family case, you should focus on whether to resolve it through mediation.