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How a civil case moves through court

The usual stages, from notice to judgment. Each stage can take months, and the court fixes the dates.

  1. Legal notice

    In many matters a notice is sent first, asking the other side to settle or pay.

  2. Filing the suit

    The plaint is filed in the proper court with the court fee and documents.

  3. Summons and reply

    The court calls the other side, who files a written reply within the time the law allows.

  4. Evidence

    Both sides present documents and witnesses.

  5. Arguments and judgment

    The court hears final arguments and gives its decision.

  6. Appeal or execution

    The losing side may appeal. The winning side may ask the court to enforce the decree.

General information only. Time limits and requirements depend on the facts of your case. Speak to an advocate before acting.

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