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Case 1:13cv03455TCB Document 202 Filed 08/08/14-Page 1 of 25 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT NORTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA ATLANTA DIVISION FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, Case No. 1:13cv03455TCB Plaintiff,

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1. Determine the necessary parties involved in the case and ensure their contact information is accurate and up-to-date.
2. Begin by stating the title of the document as "Proposed Stipulated Final Order" at the top center of the page.
3. Include the case number and the court's jurisdiction in the header section.
4. Begin the document with an introductory paragraph, briefly summarizing the background and nature of the case.
5. Clearly state the names of the parties involved in the case and their respective roles (plaintiff, defendant, etc.).
6. Include a section for "Findings of Fact," where you provide a concise and accurate description of the facts and circumstances relevant to the case.
7. List the disputed issues that were resolved by the parties and the agreed-upon resolution for each.
8. Address any remaining issues that were not resolved by the parties and indicate if any further action is necessary.
9. Include a section for "Conclusions of Law," where you outline the relevant laws and legal theories that support the proposed resolution.
10. Mention any specific actions or conditions that need to be met by any of the parties involved.
11. Provide a clear and concise statement of the proposed final order, outlining the specific terms and conditions agreed upon.
12. Include a section for the signatures of all involved parties and their respective legal representatives, if applicable.
13. Ensure that the proposed stipulated final order is properly dated and notarized, if required by the court.
14. Review the filled-out document for accuracy, clarity, and consistency before submitting it to the court.
15. Make copies of the proposed stipulated final order for all relevant parties involved in the case.

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1. Legal professionals involved in a court case, including attorneys, judges, and court staff, require a proposed stipulated final order.
2. The parties directly involved in the case, such as the plaintiff and the defendant, also need a proposed stipulated final order as it represents the agreed-upon resolution of the case.
3. In some cases, individuals or organizations not directly involved in the legal proceedings may need access to the proposed stipulated final order for informational or documentation purposes.

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What is proposed stipulated final order?

The proposed stipulated final order is a document outlining the agreed upon terms and conditions between parties in a legal case.

Who is required to file proposed stipulated final order?

Both parties involved in the legal case are required to file the proposed stipulated final order.

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The proposed stipulated final order can be filled out by including all relevant terms, conditions, and signatures of both parties.

What is the purpose of proposed stipulated final order?

The purpose of the proposed stipulated final order is to formalize the agreement reached between parties in a legal case.

What information must be reported on proposed stipulated final order?

The proposed stipulated final order must include details of the agreement, signatures of both parties, and any other relevant information agreed upon.