We're Separated & We're In Court

This form proves to the judge that you have served the other spouse with the forms you wish to file. You must file this form every time you serve a form on the other spouse.

The first appearance in court is called a Case Conference. This form is required if you are scheduled to attend a Case Conference. It must be filed 7 business days before the Case Conference date.

You need to file this form to confirm the date of each Conference that is scheduled. This form should be served upon the other spouse and filed in court by 2:00 p.m. at least 4 business days before the scheduled court date.

At a Settlement Conference, you and the other spouse meet with a judge to discuss ways to resolve your legal issues, hear the judge’s opinion on how the judge may decide the issues, and set the next steps needed to resolve the issues. This form is required if you are scheduled to attend a Settlement Conference. It must be filed 7 business days before the Settlement Conference.

The court schedules a Trial Management Conference when your case cannot settle and you need to go to trial. This form is required if you are scheduled to attend a Trial Management Conference. It must be filed 7 business days before the Trial Management Conference.

You serve and file this form when you want the other spouse to disclose documents.

You serve this form when you want the other spouse to admit a fact to be true or a document to be genuine.

If you were served a Request to Admit, and you want to dispute the fact or document, you will need to serve this form.

You file this form to ask the judge for a procedural, uncomplicated, or unopposed order.

In this form, you swear the evidence to show why you want the judge to make the orders you are requesting.

You file this form to ask the judge for a temporary order (eg. a temporary parenting schedule, temporary child support, or the sale of the matrimonial home).