Step 3: Response (For Court Information) After receiving the summons, the party needs to appear in the court on the date mentioned in the summons. If the party fails to participate, the court will give a chance of hearing even if that failed court will issue an order and the divorce process will be over. Step 4: In the trial court In this phase, the court will hear both the parties with pertinent evidence and witnesses. The lawyers concerned shall conduct examinations and cross examinations of the parties, witnesses, and evidence bef interim order - In the interim order, either party may file a provisional petition before the court regarding the maintenance and custody of the child. It can be filed after hearing and during pendency of court proceedings. This order remained in power until the final court process of divorce. Not every divorce proceedings went through interim orders. Filing petition is optional and is dependent only on the spouse (spouse). Step 5: Logic Here, the concerned advocates assigned by both the parties will give arguments before the court on the basis of the documentary evidence filed and the statements of the witnesses. Argument experience and lawyer's demeanor matter a lot to win. Step 6: Final Order (Completion of Divorce) The final order will be passed by the court on the successful completion of all the steps mentioned earlier. If any party is not happy with the final order, they can challenge the same in the High Court.