Stipulation to Hear Uncontested Cause / Order of Assignment

STIPULATION AND REQUEST TO HEAR UNCONTESTED CAUSE IN SUBURBAN MUNICIPAL DISTRICT
We, the undersigned parties, STIPULATE AND AGREE that all matters pending between us have been settled, agreed and compromised, freely and voluntarily after full disclosure, and we hereby REQUEST that this cause be heard as an uncontested matter in Suburban Municipal District ________________. We further STIPULATE AND AGREE that:
__ we have waived our right to a CONTRIBUTION HEARING on the issue of fees and costs, pursuant to 750 ILCS 5/503 (j) OR
__ a CONTRIBUTION HEARING will occur subsequent to the prove-up and before Judgment.
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CERTIFICATION AND AGREEMENT BY COUNSEL
We, the undersigned attorneys of record, CERTIFY that there are no contested issues in this cause, that all required fees have been paid, that each counsel is ready to proceed in this matter by uncontested prove-up in cases of default and we AGREE that the cause be heard in the above designated Suburban Municipal District. In cases where a Supreme Court Rule 298 petition required a party to make payment for fees, the party obligated to make such payment certifies that the required payment has been made. We further CERTIFY that we are prepared to present to the judge on the date of trial the following documents:
1) a copy of the appropriate Petition and of Respondent's Appearance, and evidence that all fees have been paid;
2) a copy of the Stipulation and Request to Hear Uncontested Cause in Suburban Municipal District;
3) a proposed Judgment including any Marital/Civil Union Settlement Agreement and/or Joint Parenting Agreement previously executed by the parties which may be appended;
4) an immediate Order For Support and a Notice to Withhold Income For Support; and
5) a completed Application For Child Support Services with the IV-D Agency, where appropriate.
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ORDER OF ASSIGNMENT
It is hereby ORDERED that this cause is assigned for prove-up to Suburban Municipal District ___________ on ___ in ___ at ____
ENTERED: Judge _____________
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Assignment For Prove-Up Order
http://12.218.239.52/Forms/pdf_files/CCL0010.pdf

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Prove-up
http://definitions.uslegal.com/p/prove-up/

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A prove-up hearing is a short hearing before a judge when the case is uncontested, such as when it has been settled by agreement or default. In a default case, the other party doesn't appear to contest the matter. In a divorce, the petitioning spouse may be unable to locate the other spouse and get the court's permission to serve them by publication in a newspaper. If after the required period of publication, the other party doesn't appear to contest the divorce, a default may be filed. A prove-up hearing is typically used in divorce cases to request approval of the property settlement agreement and custodial arrangements. Prove-up hearings vary by state and county, so local law in your area should be consulted for specific requirements.

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Prove-Up in Settlement

When the parties negotiate a mutual agreement that resolves such issues as property and debt distribution, child custody or spousal support, they submit the agreement to the court for approval. State procedures vary; different jurisdictions may prefer that the agreement be framed as a settlement agreement, stipulated judgment or agreed final decree of divorce. In any event, the prove-up hearing on an agreement is generally a truncated one. In some states, only one party must show up in court. In others, neither party needs to appear. The judge simply uses the prove-up hearing time to read the documents the spouses signed and filed. On rare occasions when fraud is suspected, a court may require evidence backing up the parties' claims, but generally, the points of proof are limited to the state's standard divorce requirements.
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(ii) Uncontested/Agreed Cases - The following procedure shall be used with regard to all uncontested final matters (prove-ups):

a. In the event the matter was assigned to a trial judge as a contested matter and the parties subsequently resolve all outstanding issues, the parties shall schedule the hearing as an uncontested matter with the judge to whom the case is assigned.

b. An uncontested cause may be heard when an Uncontested Cause Stipulation is signed by the parties and their attorneys. The parties shall schedule the uncontested hearing with the Clerk of the Circuit Court or, at the preliminary or individual judge’s discretion, directly with the judge or the judge’s coordinator.
c. The parties shall submit to the court at the time of prove-up the following:
1. A proposed Judgment for Dissolution of Marriage or Civil Union;
2. A signed settlement agreement, if any;
3. A Parenting Agreement when relevant; and
4. An Order for Support when relevant.
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