Comments on: What happens in a conested divorce case at the hearing to assign trial date? http://divorce-settlement.net/what-happens-in-a-conested-divorce-case-at-the-hearing-to-assign-trial-date Divorce Settlement News and Informations Wed, 10 Jun 2009 21:52:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: "Create Your Destiny - By Belief!" http://divorce-settlement.net/what-happens-in-a-conested-divorce-case-at-the-hearing-to-assign-trial-date/comment-page-1#comment-361 "Create Your Destiny - By Belief!" Sat, 02 May 2009 13:13:22 +0000 http://divorce-settlement.net/what-happens-in-a-conested-divorce-case-at-the-hearing-to-assign-trial-date#comment-361 If you have no money, why do you need to contest. Just get it done with and go the uncontested route and work it out. If you really can't work with your spouse at all on this some counties have mediation services. Call the county court where they handle divorces in your area and see if they have a Family Law Center, mediation services, or anything. The contested route is for angry people who want to take money from their spouses and give it to lawyers. If you have no money, why do you need to contest. Just get it done with and go the uncontested route and work it out. If you really can’t work with your spouse at all on this some counties have mediation services. Call the county court where they handle divorces in your area and see if they have a Family Law Center, mediation services, or anything.

The contested route is for angry people who want to take money from their spouses and give it to lawyers.

]]> By: "Create Your Destiny - By Belief!" http://divorce-settlement.net/what-happens-in-a-conested-divorce-case-at-the-hearing-to-assign-trial-date/comment-page-1#comment-360 "Create Your Destiny - By Belief!" Wed, 29 Apr 2009 17:47:21 +0000 http://divorce-settlement.net/what-happens-in-a-conested-divorce-case-at-the-hearing-to-assign-trial-date#comment-360 I'm not an attorney, and my divorce didn't involve my personal attendance at any court dates. But if the hearing is to assign a trial date, it ought to do just that, and I'm guessing you will have no need to speak your mind or make any requests. Without an attorney, obviously neither of you will be filing any motions. I’m not an attorney, and my divorce didn’t involve my personal attendance at any court dates. But if the hearing is to assign a trial date, it ought to do just that, and I’m guessing you will have no need to speak your mind or make any requests. Without an attorney, obviously neither of you will be filing any motions.

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