How does a legal process work?
The legal processes are those that are carried out in front of a court where there is a plaintiff and a defendant. This can be between individuals, by the jurisdiction over a property or real estate, or between any entity.
The best way to start a legal process, is to define the main reason for the demand to locate in what type of trial will proceed to find the solution to the conflict under discussion and from there start with the legal process.
Steps for the operation of a legal process
1. To start a legal process must be done by an affected party that is the plaintiff, and a guilty party that should be the accused. Define the real motive of the claim to identify what type of judgment applies to the conflict.
2. After presentation of the parts, comes the testing phase. In this phase both parties must accumulate and present all the evidence necessary to be able to demonstrate before a court the innocence or guilt of the accused. The court will determine the time of collection of the evidence, the analysis of the tests and the conditions of origin of the same.
3. The next step, it is the object under discussion of the conflict that the demand represents. If it is a property or property, it must also be evaluated before proceeding with the trial. This can lead to the trial being diverted to different legal procedures as the case may be.
4. The presentation of the fundamentals, it must be defined if it is about questions of facts or issues of rights. And from there to see if the background of bird parts is analyzed so that a court takes a sentence, or in some cases both parties involved reach a legal agreement.
5. The last step is the completion of the trial through the irrevocable sentence issued by a judge.
