Key Concept: Court Hearings in Divorce

Court Hearings in Divorce

The Case Conference – Discuss matters and narrow the issues in dispute, Judge will make directions. If agreement is reached a consent order will be drawn up.

Settlement Conference – The parties make proposals for settlement with the help of the Judge, Final orders are made if possible.

Trial – Judge will hear submissions and make a final order.

Why do I need to know this?

This is the procedure if agreement isn’t reached. It increases both parties costs significantly.

Contempt of Court Hearing

Contempt of Court

Contempt of Court:  The intentional violation of a judgment, decree or court order by a party that was involved in the actions. Contempt of the courts can carry a fine or imprisonment.

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