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If the parties disagree about how to resolve the issues of asset and debt division, child custody, child support, and/or spousal or partner support, a trial will be necessary. At the trial, the judge will hear testimony and examine evidence before deciding how to resolve the issues. If you want to avoid a trial, a professional mediator may be able to help the parties agree on how to resolve any outstanding issues. If you and the other party want a professional mediator to help settle the outstanding issues, contact the court clerk and ask if there are any mediation programs available. You can also contact your local Family Law Facilitator or self-help center. If you and the other party cannot reach an agreement and require a court trial to resolve the outstanding issues, one party must file and serve a form to set a trial date. Ask the court clerk what steps to take and which forms to fill out. Most courts require the parties to attend a settlement conference before trial. If your court requires you to attend a settlement conference, the judge will give you further instructions. After the trial, the court will enter a judgment that the parties are legally separated. You may be instructed to file additional paperwork or serve additional paperwork to the other party.

summary: Consider your options. Consider mediation. Request a trial.

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summary: Attach your Android to your computer. Open your Android's Settings. Tap Network & Internet. Tap Hotspot & tethering. Tap the white "USB tethering" switch . Fix the connection if necessary.

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You should never go to class on an empty stomach. Hunger pangs can easily distract you from the curriculum. Always have something to eat before a class. In a morning class especially, make sure to get up in time for breakfast. If you don't have time for a big meal, grab something small. A piece of toast or a bowl of yogurt can really help you focus during class. Prior to class, make a list of reasons you sometimes have trouble concentrating. This can include things like checking your phone, a noisy classroom, and a tendency to daydream. Then, write down ways you can combat these problems. For example, you can write down something like, "I can't resist the temptation to check my phone when I hear it buzz in my pocket." Think of a way to eliminate this distraction. For example, "I should turn my phone off before class." Unless a laptop is required for class, leave yours behind. You'll be able to focus more when you take notes by hand as you're less likely to be distracted by a lingering internet browser. Install a program on your computer to block out your favorite social media sites during the specific times you're in class or open a new window so you aren't distracted. It's okay to bring your phone, as you may need it for directions immediately after class. However, be sure to power it down before class begins. Exercise can help you focus. If you have time, get a workout in before class in the morning. If you don't have time for a full workout, some light exercise can help. Go for a short walk before class or do some light cardio in your apartment. If you typically drive to class, try walking or biking instead. This will allow you to get in a brief workout on your way to class.
summary: Eat something before class. Think of common distractions and how to avoid them. Leave distracting technology behind. Do some light exercise.