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The Settlement Conference There is no court reporter present, and only the parties, their attorneys, and the judge attend. In other states, the term settlement conference denotes any meeting between the parties where the goal is to settle the dispute.
To complete the settlement conference within two or three hours, the parties must have previously exchanged their initial demands and offers in writing.
Go over your income and expenses with a fine-tooth comb, figure out what you can afford, and only agree to pay a realistic amount. Generally, you can negotiate the best settlement on a debt if you can come up with a lump sum amount to resolve the debt. If you agree to a payment plan, you will likely pay more over time.
This effort is called a Mandatory Settlement Conference or MSC. As the name implies, a Mandatory Settlement Conference is not optional. Both parties and their respective attorneys must attend.
A settlement conference with the court is best conducted after it has become clear that one or more issues are preventing the parties from coming to an agreement on their own. This means that it is usually more helpful to have a settlement conference closer to a contested hearing or trial.
Settlement judges might articulate views about the merits of the case or the relative strengths and weaknesses of the parties' legal positions. Often settlement judges meet with one side at a time, and some settlement judges rely primarily on meetings with counsel.
What does it mean to “put your initials” on all pages of a document or an agreement before the last page where your full name and signature is requested? It means that every page of the document must have your full initials at the bottom right or left-hand corner. If the document lists you as Tom Jones, then put TJ.
There is no statute or law that demands that each page of a contract be initialed. Written contracts are binding if signed once by the parties to the contracts don't assume you want wiggle out of a contract because you did not initial it on every page; the contract is binding if signed on the last page.
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