Jang Na-ra, Kim Hye-yoon Take On Tougher Cases in 'Good Partner 2'

Actors Jang Na-ra and Kim Hye-yoon are taking on tougher cases in "Good Partner 2." The two play divorce lawyers who step in for clients dealing with affairs, violence and other conflicts at home.

The team behind the SBS drama released the show's third teaser video on Nov. 13. The series premieres on Nov. 20 at 9:50 p.m. KST.

"Good Partner 2" follows managing attorney Cha Eun-kyung (played by Jang Na-ra) and experienced lawyer Kang Hye-seong (played by Kim Hye-yoon) as they work divorce cases together. Choi Yu-na, a practicing divorce lawyer, returns as a writer after the first season. Seo Min-jeong directs. Pyo Ji-hoon and Park Hae-jin also star in the drama.

The teaser opens with Cha asking a simple question. "Have you thought about divorce?"

From there, the video moves through a range of divorce cases. They include affairs, violence and an open marriage that one spouse demands without the other's agreement. Some scenes show conflict that keeps going even after a marriage ends, because the people involved are still family.

One line stands out. "Betrayal always happens again. Never trust it."

Cha and Kang listen to clients who have been hurt by a spouse's betrayal, then look for a way forward. The teaser also shows how differently the lawyers handle each client. In one moment, they take a hard line, "They need to be punished, and punished properly." In another, they ask, "What do you want to do?" and let the client lead.

Near the end, Cha delivers a warning. "Ribom is going to have everything about divorce. Be ready."

Along with Cha and Kang, Jeon Eun-ho (played by Pyo Ji-hoon) and Park Tae-su (played by Park Hae-jin) will take on a variety of divorce cases as the new story unfolds.

Choi named family and growth as the core themes of the new season.

"I wanted to tell a story that wouldn't let down the viewers who loved Season 1, while still finding something new and fun inside the familiar," Choi said. "Through more varied and interesting cases, I wanted to go deeper into not just divorce, but relationships and growth."

That focus offers a glimpse of where the show is headed. The cases are bigger this time, but at its heart, the series explores what people are left with after a marriage falls apart.