If a response is filed and the other party is not represented by an attorney, the Court will schedule an Early Resolution Conference (“ERC”). Both parties must attend the conference or each party will be assessed a No Show Fee of $100. A party may request to appear by phone if they are unable to […]
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A Consent Decree is basically an agreement when all terms of the divorce are agreed to by the parties. Step 1: Initiating the Case All cases start the same by initiating the action. The initial documents are prepared, reviewed, revised and signed by the Petitioner, the person initiating the case, and filed with the Court. The […]
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n a divorce with children, you are required to attend a hearing to obtain the default decree. Step 1: Initiating the Case All cases start the same by initiating the action. The initial documents are prepared, reviewed, revised and signed by the Petitioner, the person initiating the case, and filed with the Court. The Petitioner will […]
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Consent Decree Without Children A Consent Decree is basically an agreement when all terms of the divorce are agreed to by the parties. Step 1: Initiating the Case All cases start the same by initiating the action. The initial documents are prepared, reviewed, revised and signed by the Petitioner, the person initiating the case, and filed […]
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Consent Decree Without Children A Consent Decree is basically an agreement when all terms of the divorce are agreed to by the parties. Step 1: Initiating the Case All cases start the same by initiating the action. The initial documents are prepared, reviewed, revised and signed by the Petitioner, the person initiating the case, and filed […]
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In a divorce without children, if your case involves spousal maintenance or service was accomplished by publication, you are required to attend a hearing to obtain your default decree. If your case does not involve spousal maintenance or publication, you may attend a hearing but also have the option to file a motion to obtain […]
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If your case does not involve children or spousal maintenance and you did not serve by publication, you may file a motion to obtain your default decree without attending a hearing. Step 1: Initiating the Case All cases start the same by initiating the action. The initial documents are prepared, reviewed, revised and signed by the […]
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