Ater cross examination of the petitioner in a divorce case, what happens next?
Petitioner puts on his/her entire case before Respondent starts calling his/her own witnesses for direct examination.
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Petitioner puts on his/her entire case before Respondent starts calling his/her own witnesses for direct examination.
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