– After filling out and filing the necessary pleadings with the court, the other party must be provided with notice of the lawsuit.
– The opposing party has 20 days after receiving notice to file a response to the lawsuit.
– There is a waiting period of 60 days from the initial filing of the divorce petition until the divorce can be finalized. – Standing Orders are in effect for 14 days after the date of service and continue until final orders are signed.
– Violating standing orders may result in seeking relief from the court.
– Discovery is the process of obtaining relevant information for the case, including written discovery and subpoenas.
– Subpoenas and depositions allow parties to request information from third parties and parties to the case.
– Temporary Orders address issues that need guidance pending a final order in the case, such as possession and access, child support, and spousal support. – Shani J. Jessica Hall Janicek is a fierce advocate, compassionate, and knowledgeable family law attorney.
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