Uncontested hearings for dissolution of marriage, annulments, or legal separations, may be submitted for the next regular Motion Day or under LR 204(10) (10 day rule) with either a Notice of Submission or Motion to Submit so that the circuit clerk will calendar the case and bring it to the Court's attention (Form 1 in Appendix 2 of these rules or similar document).

In order to comply with FCRPP 3(1) In dissolution actions an attachment to Motion to Submit with a checklist and certification must also be filed (Form 2 in Appendix 2 of these rules or other similar document).

No later than 5 days prior to the trial, the parties shall file an AOC-239, Final Verified Disclosure Statement, in the record if property matters are in dispute at that trial; or the parties may file an affidavit that there arc no changes in circumstance since the completion of the AOC-238, Preliminary Verified Disclosure Statement, if filed.

While FCRPP 3(1)(a)(ii) requires a courtesy copy of the required items be submitted to the Judge, since the decrees will only be signed in the particular county where the case is pending, only the Motion or Notice to Submit need be courtesy copied to the court and that may be done electronically or via fax to minimize costs and expenses.

Pursuant to FCRPP 3(1)(a)(i)(D) Filing of the Final Verified Mandatory Case Disclosure, AOC-239, may be waived by the Court upon request of a party in an uncontested case where no hearing is required

In appropriate cases, where there has been no change from the Preliminary Mandatory Disclosure Statement, AOC-238, that fact can be so certified by counsel or sworn or affirmed by a party and that document may be used as a substitute Final Verified Mandatory Case Disclosure.