1, indictment;
2. Evidence materials corresponding to the complaint;
3. surrogates.
If the defendant is represented by a lawyer, then:
1. Litigation procedure, with a copy of power of attorney and lawyer's card, a copy of business license with official seal (if the defendant is a legal person), and the identity certificate of the legal representative;
2. defense;
3. Evidence materials corresponding to the defense;
4. surrogate words.
Hearing in court refers to the process of hearing a case in a court or other suitable place after the people's court completes the preparatory work before hearing.
Trial in court is the stage when the collegial panel conducts substantive trial of the case. The main ways are public trial and closed trial. The general principle of civil cases is that public trials are the main ones, supplemented by closed trials.
Legal basis: Article 120 of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the people's courts try civil cases in public, except those involving state secrets, personal privacy or otherwise provided by law. Divorce cases and cases involving commercial secrets may be heard in private upon the application of the parties. It can be seen that divorce cases are generally heard in public, but if the parties apply for a non-public hearing, they can not hear it in public, and the decision is in the people's court. The reason why the law stipulates that "if a party applies for a non-public hearing, it can be heard in private" is because divorce cases have their particularity. The trial may involve personal privacy and feelings, and may involve some content that is unwilling to be made public at the trial. Therefore, if the parties apply for a closed hearing, the court will generally allow it.