Get Scheduling Order And Notice Of Intent To Dismiss

Filling out the Scheduling Order And Notice Of Intent To Dismiss is a key step in the legal process regarding marriage dissolution. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help you navigate the form efficiently and accurately.

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1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your preferred editing tool.
2. In the first section, fill in the necessary details under 'PARENT EDUCATION PROGRAM'. Ensure that you include proof of completion of an approved parent education program by the specified date.
3. Proceed to the 'ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (ADR)/MEDIATION' section. You must either file an agreement for ADR, specifying the form of ADR and the name of an agreed mediator, or indicate an objection to ADR before the deadline.
4. In the 'INVENTORY & APPRAISEMENT' section, ensure both parties file and exchange a sworn Inventory and Appraisement by the designated date.
5. Next, complete the 'JOINDER' requirement by adding all parties and ensuring they are served appropriately by the deadline, including providing a copy of this Scheduling Order.
6. Under 'EXPERT WITNESSES', list and file the names, addresses, and topics of testimony for each expert witness. Ensure compliance to allow their testimony at trial.
7. For 'DISCOVERY', confirm that all discovery is completed by the specified date, noting that discovery can only be initiated post-deadline if agreed upon.
8. In the 'PLEADINGS' section, list any necessary amendments and supplements that must be filed by the indicated date, without precluding prompt filings in response to timely pleadings.
9. Attend the 'PRETRIAL CONFERENCE' scheduled for all involved parties. Submit pretrial announcements electronically as required.
10. Lastly, ensure to fill in the trial date under 'TRIAL'. Be aware that if the case is not heard by the designated date or reset, dismissal may occur.
11. After completing all sections, thoroughly review the form for accuracy. You can then save your changes, download, print, or share the completed form as necessary.

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