Effortlessly Navigate the Motions Maze in Your Divorce CaseIn this sixth installment of our series, Your Divorce Case, Seth Nelson and Pete Wright dive deeper into the world of motions in divorce proceedings. Building upon the foundation laid in Motions Part I, we explore the differences between evidentiary and non-evidentiary hearings, discuss various types of motions you may encounter, and provide valuable insights to help you navigate this crucial aspect of your divorce case.Seth and Pete break down the key distinctions between evidentiary and non-evidentiary hearings, highlighting the importance of understanding what to expect in each type of hearing. They also discuss common motions, such as temporary orders, restraining orders, and motions to compel, providing real-world examples and practical advice for listeners facing these challenges in their own divorce cases.Questions we answer in this episode:

• What's the difference between evidentiary and non-evidentiary hearings?
• Do I need to testify at every hearing during my divorce?
• What are some common motions filed in divorce cases?

Key Takeaways:

• Always be prepared to answer questions in court, even if it's a non-evidentiary hearing.
• Evidentiary hearings are like mini-trials, with witnesses, evidence, and cross-examination.
• Familiarize yourself with the types of motions that may arise in your divorce case.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating the complexities of divorce. Seth and Pete's insights and practical advice will help you understand the motions process, prepare for hearings, and make informed decisions throughout your case. Whether you're just starting your divorce journey or in the thick of it, this episode will provide the knowledge and confidence you need to move forward.Links & Notes

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• (00:00) - Welcome to How to Split a Toaster
• (00:26) - Motions Part II
• (01:11) - Catch-Up on Last Week
• (02:41) - Motions Quiz
• (12:18) - Evidentiary vs. Non-Evidentiary Hearings
• (25:40) - What to Expect as the Client
• (28:07) - When They’re Filed Against Me
• (34:54) - Next Week: Court Personnel