1) Cover page;
2) Table of contents;
3) Legal service contract (or agency agreement);
4) Authorization Letter of attorney;
5) Court summons and other court notification documents;
6) Documents and procedures for lawyers and clients;
7) Indictment;
8) Documents for trial preparation, such as statements of defense, defense statements, attorney opinions, lawyer's manuscripts for trial preparation, etc.;
9) Evidence materials; if it is a second instance case, the above documents are all Second instance documents, then first instance documents;
10) Civil judgment;
11) Case summary;
The first instance trial period is generally 6 months. According to the relevant provisions of Articles 149 and 161 of my country's Civil Procedure Law, the time limit for the People's Court to apply ordinary procedures to hear first-instance civil cases is six months. If there are special circumstances that require an extension, it can be extended for six months with the approval of the president of the hospital. If an extension is needed, it must be reported to the superior court for approval; the time limit for hearing cases using simplified procedures is 3 months and shall not be extended. If the case cannot be concluded within 3 months, the case will be transferred to ordinary procedures to continue the trial.
Different litigation participants have different preparations before trial. Of course, the judge's preparations are the same in any case. The main thing is that the plaintiff and the defendant must adjust their mentality before the trial. After the court session, during the trial, you should not speak, speak, or testify casually when speaking for yourself. You must obtain the consent of the judge.
According to Article 120 of the "Civil Procedure Law", civil cases heard by the people's courts shall be conducted in public, unless they involve state secrets, personal privacy, or otherwise provided by law. Divorce cases and cases involving business secrets may be heard in secret upon application by the parties concerned.
It can be seen that divorce cases are generally heard in public, but if the parties concerned apply for a closed trial, they can be heard in private, and the decision-making power rests with the People's Court. The reason why the law stipulates that “if the parties apply for a closed trial, the trial may be closed” is because divorce cases have their own special characteristics.
Personal privacy and emotions may be involved in the trial, and some content that is not willing to be made public during the trial may be involved. Therefore, if the parties apply for a closed hearing, the court will generally allow it.
Before the court session, the clerk should check whether the parties and other litigation participants are present in court and declare court discipline. Before the trial, the presiding judge shall check the parties, announce the cause of the case, announce the list of judges and clerks, inform the parties of their litigation rights and obligations, and ask the parties whether they have applied for recusal.
The People's Court shall hear cases in accordance with the trial procedures of the case. If both parties need to make a defense, they shall make a defense or defense based on the actual circumstances of the case. You must not distort or twist the facts or submit false case evidence. Once verified, the offenders will be punished during the case handling process.