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What is the purpose of scheduling a trial?
The purpose of scheduling a trial is to set a date and time for the trial to take place.
What factors are considered when scheduling a trial?
Factors such as the availability of the parties involved, the complexity of the case, and the court's schedule are considered when scheduling a trial.
What are the consequences of not attending a scheduled trial?
If a party fails to attend a scheduled trial, the court may proceed in their absence and make a decision based on the available evidence.
During an examination for discovery, what is the main purpose of the questioning?
To gather evidence for the trial
What is the significance of an examination for discovery in family law cases?
It determines the outcome of the case
What happens if a party fails to attend a scheduled examination for discovery?
The party may face consequences, such as costs or adverse inferences
Test your knowledge on trial scheduling and its importance with this quiz. Explore the factors that influence trial scheduling and learn about the potential consequences of missing a scheduled trial.
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