Idaho Stipulation to Consolidate is an agreement entered into by two or more parties that allows for the consolidation of pending legal actions into a single legal action. This agreement is typically used when multiple legal cases have overlapping facts and legal issues, and the parties want to streamline the process and reduce costs by consolidating the cases. The Idaho Stipulation to Consolidate can be used for civil, criminal, and administrative cases, and there are two types of consolidation: direct consolidation and consolidation by transfer. Direct consolidation is when all parties agree to consolidate their cases, while consolidation by transfer is when one party transfers their case to another party’s case. In either situation, all parties must agree to the consolidation in writing and the consolidation is typically handled by the court.