
Divorce Process 101
What happens when you file for divorce? What are the steps to filing an Idaho divorce? These questions typically are one of the first questions I hear as a Pocatello Idaho Divorce Lawyer. So here is a brief breakdown of the process in an Idaho Divorce proceeding in Bannock County, Idaho:
- You will file a complaint asking for a divorce with the county clerk
- When filing you will be given an order to attend a parenting workshop and you children will be encouraged to attend a divorce education class
- You will also be given a joint prohibitive order that places restrictions on property, debt, and the physical location of children
- You will need to serve the opposing party with a copy of the complaint
- Once served, you will be asked to go through a case management screening with Family Court Services
- Family Court Services will issue a report and recommendation regarding mediation (or other viable options for resolution of your divorce)
- Mediation will occur if recommended by family court services
- If mediation is unsuccessful or not recommended, the judge will set your case for a status conference to schedule the trial and deadlines for your case
- You will have a court trial (without a jury) to finalize your divorce, typically anywhere from 3-6 months after filing the divorce

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