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Rule 5.125. Preparation, service, and submission of order after hearing

The court may prepare the order after hearing and serve copies on the parties or their attorneys. Alternatively, the court may order one of the parties or attorneys to prepare the proposed order as provided in these rules. The court may also modify the timelines and procedures in this rule when appropriate to the case.

(a) In general

The term 'party' or 'parties' includes both self-represented persons and persons represented by an attorney of record. The procedures in this rule requiring a party to perform action related to the preparation, service, and submission of an order after hearing include the party's attorney of record.

(b) Submission of proposed order after hearing to the court

Within 10 calendar days of the court hearing, the party ordered to prepare the proposed order must:

(1) Serve the proposed order to the other party for approval; or

(2) If the other party did not appear at the hearing or the matter was uncontested, submit the proposed order directly to the court without the other party's approval. A copy must also be served to the other party or attorney.

(c) Other party approves or rejects proposed order after hearing

(1) Within 20 calendar days from the court hearing, the other party must review the proposed order to determine if it accurately reflects the orders made by the court and take one of the following actions:

(A) Approve the proposed order by signing and serving it on the party or attorney who drafted the proposed order; or

(B) State any objections to the proposed order and prepare an alternate proposed order. Any alternate proposed order prepared by the objecting party must list the findings and orders in the same sequence as the proposed order. After serving any objections and the alternate proposed order to the party or attorney, both parties must follow the procedure in (e).

(2) If the other party does not respond to the proposed order within 20 calendar days of the court hearing, the party ordered to prepare the proposed order must submit the proposed order to the court without approval within 25 calendar days of the hearing date. The correspondence to the court and to the other party must include:

(A) The date the proposed order was served on the other party;

(B) The other party's reasons for not approving the proposed order, if known;

(C) The date and results of any attempts to meet and confer, if relevant; and

(D) A request that the court sign the proposed order.

(d) Failure to prepare proposed order after hearing

(1) If the party ordered by the court to prepare the proposed order fails to serve the proposed order to the other party within 10 calendar days from the court hearing, the other party may prepare the proposed order and serve it to the party or attorney whom the court ordered to prepare the proposed order.

(2) Within 5 calendar days from service of the proposed order, the party who had been ordered to prepare the order must review the proposed order to determine if it accurately reflects the orders made by the court and take one of the following actions:

(A) Approve the proposed order by signing and serving it to the party or attorney who drafted the proposed order; or

(B) State any objections to the proposed order and prepare an alternate proposed order. Any alternate proposed order by the objecting party must list the findings and orders in the same sequence as the proposed order. After serving any objections and the alternate proposed order to the other party or attorney, both parties must follow the procedure in (e).

(3) If the party does not respond as described in (2), the party who prepared the proposed order must submit the proposed order to the court without approval within 5 calendar days. The cover letter to the court and to the other party or attorney must include:

(A) The facts relating to the preparation of the order, including the date the proposed order was due and the date the proposed order was served to the party whom the court ordered to draft the proposed order;

(B) The party's reasons for not preparing or approving the proposed order, if known;

(C) The date and results of any attempts to meet and confer, if relevant; and

(D) A request that the court sign the proposed order.

(e) Objections to proposed order after hearing

(1) If a party objects to the proposed order after hearing, both parties have 10 calendar days following service of the objections and the alternate proposed order after hearing to meet and confer by telephone or in person to attempt to resolve the disputed language.

(2) If the parties reach an agreement, the proposed findings and order after hearing must be submitted to the court within 10 calendar days following the meeting.

(3) If the parties fail to resolve their disagreement after meeting and conferring, each party will have 10 calendar days following the date of the meeting to submit to the court and serve on each other the following documents:

(A) A proposed Findings and Order After Hearing (FL-340) (and any form attachments);

(B) A copy of the minute order or official transcript of the court hearing; and

(C) A cover letter that explains the objections, describes the differences in the two proposed orders, references the relevant sections of the transcript or minute order, and includes the date and results of the meet-and-confer conferences.

(f) Unapproved order signed by the court; requirements

Before signing a proposed order submitted to the court without the other party's approval, the court must first compare the proposed order after hearing to the minute order; official transcript, if available; or other court record.

(g) Service of order after hearing signed by the court

After the proposed order is signed by the court, the court clerk must file the order. The party who prepared the order must serve an endorsed-filed copy to the other party.

Rule 5.125 adopted effective January 1, 2013.

Title 5, Family and Juvenile Rules-Division 1, Family Rules-Chapter 6, Request for Court Orders-Article 6, Special Immigrant Juvenile Findings; adopted July 1, 2016.

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The Opportunity

Run your own business!, but not be in business by yourself.

Host your own speed dating and singles events and keep 65-80% of the event sales.
(You pay your own expenses, but we teach you how)

Expand your social circle, make new friends and cross promote your other businesses (if you have one)!

Make a difference in people's lives.

What we give you

Training/Coaching- Full training via phone and email will be provided on an ongoing basis. This will include assistance with advisement with regard to marketing, facilitating events, customer service, venue selection and other duties related to organizing and conducting events. We will teach you step by step how to run your own successful events.

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Website & Domain- You will be provided with your own domain name, website and robust back end administrative system software (used for building events) Speed Dating module is also included.
Website Hosting - We will be hosting the website
Search Engine Optimization. The website will its own domain name, but you will benefit with 'link juice' from our Parent Websites.

Be your own boss
This will be your own small business and we will be your coach on an ongoing basis. You will have the advantage of leveraging our proven system of running successful events. If you have another business (e.g. Real Estate, Financial Advisor, Life Coach), the events will also be an ideal way for you to cross promote your existing service in a non-salesy way.
As the event organizer, you automatically have social proof and will begin to develop a rapport with attendees who may come back on a continuous basis.

Licensing

We have spent thousands of dollars over the past 15 years with custom development of the website and back end software systems.
The initial cost to become a licensee/mentee is $700-$1500 and you will keep 65%-80% of the event sales.

Other expenses

• Starter Kit- You will need a starter kit that includes letter holders, stopwatch, portable address system, business cards, name tags. We would guide you on where to get these items in the most cost effective manner.
  

What you need

High Speed Internet Access (that means no dial up)

Microsoft Word and Excel

A printer (preferably a laser, but an ink jet will also do)

Your own car and a valid drivers license/insurance

Your own cell phone

A credit card

The type of person we want

Someone who is self motivated and is looking to take ownership of a small territory.
Presentable. You need to have a good sense of style and make a nice appearance.

Personable. People are nervous when coming to a singles event and part of your responsibilities would be to make them feel welcome.

Someone who is able to think on their feet and think outside the box when necessary. When you deal with the public, you never know what can happen.

Must be computer savvy, a self starter and interested in learning about Social Media.

Financially Responsible- To qualify, all organizers must have a credit card. This provides us with an additional check to ensure the organizer is financially responsible.

Organized and pays meticulous attention to details.

Social Marketing savy- Be active on Facebook and other social media outlets
to help promote the events.

Some of your responsibilities

Filling the room- Running the events is the easy part. One of your main responsibilities will be to handle the marketing and get participants to take part in the event. We will help you.
Securing event venues- The Contractor will identify and secure appropriate venues. You will follow our proven system to get quality venues.
Answering and returning phone calls/emails from interested individuals.
Marketing, advertising and promotion of events. This may include leaving promotional cards and flyers with local businesses, attending trade shows, getting lists of local sources that publish singles events.
Organization, Preparation and facilitation of events by building specific events online, generating print materials, and running events.
Processing and sending results of matches to participants within 14 hours of the event.
Shall fulfill any other duties reasonably requested by the Company and agreed to by the Contractor.

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Background Check

A full background check including searches of driver records (looking for DWIs etc), criminal records, credit report, civil litigation, rent/prior employer references and others searches would be conducted. You would also be required to sign a non-compete agreement, enforceable for 24 months. Applicants with DWI or criminal convictions will not be considered.

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What to do next?
This is a very exciting opportunity and we want to be your partner in making this a success. If you would like to proceed in the application process, the next step is:

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