The online form's disclaimer - parties in a family law matter with a full agreement, settlement or stipulated continuance may advise the court before the hearing, and with a telephonic appearance may ask that the matter be called before contested matters; the court will not read the pleadings; the form applies only to matters set in Department 41 and Department 1, to Trial Assignment (TA) matters set in Department 32 when the parties agree to trial or evidentiary hearing dates posted on the home page of the Court's website, and to concurrently set Mandatory Settlement Conference and Trial Confirming Conference (MSC/TCC) dates on the same terms; not without a full agreement, and not for DCSS child support matters set in Department 40; only when the hearing is less than two days away (otherwise the Continuance/Drop Procedure), completed before 7:30 a.m. the day of the hearing.
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Online Form Disclaimer The link below allows you to advise the court that you and the other party in a family law matter have reached a full agreement, settlement or stipulated continuance and do not intend to further argue the matter at your upcoming hearing. You may also use this form when you have a telephonic appearance and you would like the court to call your matter before contested matters because you have a full agreement, settlement, or stipulated continuance. By completing this process, the court will not read the pleadings before your upcoming hearing. This form only applies to matters set in Department 41 and Department 1. It also applies to Trial Assignment (TA) matters set in Department 32 when the parties have reached an agreement as to trial or evidentiary hearing dates that are posted on the home page of the Court's website. It also apples to concurrently set Mandatory Settlement Conference and Trial Confirming Conference (MSC/TCC) dates when all parties have reached an agreement to continue their trial or evidentiary hearing date AND have also agreed to trial or evidentiary dates that are posted on the home page of the Court's website. This form may not be used if there is not a full agreement. This form does not apply to DCSS child support matters set in Department 40. When to Use this Form This form should only be used if your hearing is less than two days away. If your hearing is more than two days away, you must follow the Continuance/Drop Procedure found here. If you are using this form to notify the court of a full agreement, settlement or stipulated continuance, you should complete the form before 7:30 a.m. the day of your hearing. Agreement to the Disclaimer By clicking below, I acknowledge that I have read and understand the purpose of this process. I agree to the above disclaimer
Online Form Disclaimer The link below allows you to advise the court that you and the other party in a family law matter have reached a full agreement, settlement or stipulated continuance and do not intend to further argue the matter at your upcoming hearing. You may also use this form when you have a telephonic appearance and you would like the court to call your matter before contested matters
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