A document serving as an aid during the dispute resolution process involving the ending of a marriage within the jurisdiction of the Lone Star State. It typically contains a list of items, information, or tasks to be addressed before, during, and after sessions aimed at reaching a settlement agreement. An example includes verifying the completion of financial disclosures or outlining key issues in property division.
Such a tool offers numerous advantages, promoting efficiency and organization. It assists parties in preparing thoroughly for sessions, ensuring critical aspects are not overlooked, thus potentially reducing conflict and associated expenses. Historically, its development reflects a growing emphasis on alternative dispute resolution methods as a cost-effective and less adversarial alternative to traditional litigation in family law matters.
