To receive an accurate answer, you must successfully place the question in your home. This subject deserves — and will receive — its own lesson. However, briefly, the nature of a question determines which house it is allocated to. Questions about money & possessions are allocated to the second house; neighbors, deed, siblings, to the third; the home, father, family to the fourth; and so on.
The ruler of the question is that planet that rules the sign on the cusp of the appropriate house. The letter is also not safe to judge when the Moon is on the Combusta Way, or Burning Path, which is from 15 degrees Libra to 15 degrees Scorpio. It was a difficult graph to judge. There was no solid evidence one way or another.
I said this to the applicant, and that I didn't feel comfortable giving a judgment on this chart, but that if I had to choose — with a gun to my head — I would say that after a long delay it would be judged that his case was stronger and that, therefore, he would get the annulment. I based this judgment mainly on the fact that using Lilly's point system to judge the strengths of the planets, Mars (he) was considerably stronger than Venus (the ex-wife). In addition, the share of the fortune resided in the first house. In addition, the next important aspect of the Moon was a distant trine to Jupiter in the eleventh house of hopes and goals.
Jupiter also rules the ninth of legal matters. As already noted, Saturn in the seventh either corrupts the astrologer's judgment, or is it a sign that the proposed matter will come from one misfortune to another. At the moment I don't have enough background information to say more about that (you may already know who is represented by Mercury). Personal birth chart readings work best when you build an ongoing relationship with an astrologer who is able to build a profile of your chart at work over a continuous period.
To be completely comfortable with the adjustment of a graph, I like to see at least three commits, but I will read a graph when there are fewer, especially if they are particularly descriptive. The best thing I can hope to do in the short space that I allow myself is to offer some basic guidelines, which, in fact, should be enough for anyone to start reading tables. Basically, 0 to 3 degrees means it's too early to read the graph, and 27 to 30 degrees means it's too late.
