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We have tailored this Final Hearing Checklist for attorneys and individuals representing themselves in uncontested divorce cases. Specifically, it applies to cases with no minor children involved.

If you’ve reached an agreement on the distribution of your marital assets and liabilities, you’re on the final stretch. Well done!

Our checklist details the questions typically posed at an uncontested divorce final hearing, either by the presiding judge or the attorney on record. In self-represented situations, the judge will ask you these questions.

In uncontested divorces, no disputes remain for the court to resolve. The court’s questions aim to establish jurisdiction and finalize the case.

We welcome any questions you may have and we’re open to suggestions on how we can enhance this checklist.

Remember, while we are attorneys, purchasing this Final Hearing Checklist doesn’t constitute an attorney-client relationship. We’ve endeavored to make our instructions clear and easy to understand, but if you need further information or have questions, please contact us!

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