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Divorce Court Room Tips![]() At some point in time during your divorce you will likely have to go to court. It may be for a motion, an order to show cause or attend your non-contested divorce hearing. However, if your divorce is going to trial than you will definitely be spending time in the court room, in front of a judge which can be very intimidating. Once you have entered this phase of your case you will have given control of your divorce over to the Judge. All decisions will now be made by him or her. The following are some tips to help prepare you for a divorce court appearance:
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