Joint Request to Schedule an Uncontested Divorce Hearing 2025

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Here are some key things you should avoid saying in divorce court. Negative Comments About Your Spouse. Avoid making derogatory remarks about your spouse. Lies or Exaggerations. Always tell the truth in court. Irrelevant Personal Issues. Making Demands. Disparaging the Judge or Court System. What Can Help?
The judge may ask you practically anything, but if it is an uncontested divorce, her questions may center around establishing facts that you are married, have no kids, have agreed on some type of settlement, and that the marriage is irretrievably broken.
Dont Call Your Spouse Names or Act Angry or Aggressive You should never shout out accusations, call your spouse names, or use foul language.
They will ask about the names, date of birth, living location, and custody of each child. The judge may also then ask about your custody plans, living arrangements, visitation considerations, child support agreements, and more.
In short, yes, you can get divorced without going to court in California if your case is uncontested. An uncontested case means that both parties agree on all docHub issues, such as property division, custody, and child support.
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Questions a judge might ask Can the prosecutor present the charges? What evidence does the prosecution have against the defendant? Is the evidence legally obtained and admissible? Does the evidence establish probable cause? Does the defense wish to cross-examine the prosecutions witnesses?

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