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#You'll settle your disagreement out of court, and come up with either a separation agreement or an order that you both agree the court should make, called a consent order. | #You'll settle your disagreement out of court, and come up with either a separation agreement or an order that you both agree the court should make, called a consent order. | ||
#You'll not be able to agree, and the intervention of the court at a trial will be required. | #You'll not be able to agree, and the intervention of the court at a trial will be required. | ||
#After some initial scuffles, neither you nor the | #After some initial scuffles, neither you nor the claimant will take any further steps in the court proceeding and the proceeding will languish. | ||
Whether you're off to trial or a settlement can be reached, the steps until trial are usually these: | Whether you're off to trial or a settlement can be reached, the steps until trial are usually these: | ||
