Court-Day Mode

Hearing day, on one screen.

The countdown, your division's published procedural expectations pulled live from BenchPath — conferral, notice windows, pre-submitted materials, proposed-order practice, each carrying its citation, confidence level, and last-verified date — plus the deterministic bring-with-you checklist and the safety rail. Built for a phone in a courthouse hallway. Nothing here is predicted or invented; the division's current published practice controls.

Hearing Prep Mode →County & Court GPS →Safety Mode →

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Bring-with-you checklist

Photo ID — courthouse security requires it
Every filed paper in this case, in date order
Exhibits: originals + 3 copies (you, the other side, the judge)
Current financial affidavit if money is at issue
Proposed order draft (if this division expects one — see gates above)
Child-related: current parenting plan draft and support worksheet
Pen, notepad, and the case number written down
Arrive 45+ minutes early: parking, security, finding the courtroom
Phone SILENCED before entering the courtroom

Full Hearing Prep →Attorney review →Safety resources →

Saved on this device. Division practice comes from BenchPath's cited notes and changes without notice — the courtroom's posted instructions and the judicial assistant control. Legal information, not legal advice.