Family Lawyer Answers: "What is a Pretrial Conference in Family Court?"

A pretrial conference is common in contentious divorce or child custody cases in family court. It's a way to give the judge an understanding of the contested issues. Senior Associate Attorney Kristen Carr explains in this video.
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0:00: What is a Pretrial Conference in Family Court?
0:11: Senior Associate Attorney Kristen Carr
0:23: Request a Pretrial Conference Early On in Contested Cases
0:42: Clients are Not Always Required to Attend
0:56: Purpose is to Give the Judge an Understanding of the Contested Issues
1:07: How Long Will the Trial Last
1:40: Judge Gives Deadlines During Pretrial Conference
2:05: Judge Will Order Mediation Prior to Trial
2:25: No Testimony, Evidence or Witnesses are Presented During Pretrial Conferences
2:58: Questions? Comments?