Two parties can work together to file for divorce/custody and resolve it quickly. If the parties are amicable, they can work together to draft a settlement agreement (called a consent decree) and file it with the court.
Once the parties file the consent decree, it is adopted by the court as a court order. A consent decree cannot be finalized until 60 days after the date of service of the Petition for Dissolution.
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