Postby Thoughts? » Thu May 31, 2012 9:27 pm
Not heard that same terminology either. Around my area it would be simply called a "hearing at the uncontested docket." Basically one of the lawyers enter the agreement into the court record, the other party can waive their right to appear or show up, the party to the case that is there for sure (you in this case) swears as to its authenticity, and might have a couple of questions asked. The judge has the ability to ask you, your attorney or if present your ex questions, but if they do they are very simple.
The orders are almost always signed without major issues. Either the orders are signed, or they are not and they are sent back for revision. If they are sent back for revision (due to a concern of the judge), the two lawyers try to resolve & then repeat the process if they feel they've addressed the concern.
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