Obtaining a court order in favour of a client Debt Review, involves several legal steps Here’s a simplified breakdown:

1. Consultation: The client meets with their legal representative to discuss the case and gather all necessary documents and evidence.
2. Filing the Case: The lawyer drafts and files the necessary legal documents, such as a summons or notice of motion, with the court. These documents outline the client’s claim and the relief they are seeking.
3. Serving the Documents: The court documents are served to the opposing party, ensuring they are aware of the case and have an opportunity to respond.
4. Response from Opposing Party: The opposing party may file a response, such as a notice of intention to defend or an answering affidavit, depending on the type of case.
5. Court Proceedings: The case is presented in court, where both parties provide evidence and arguments. This may involve witness testimonies, cross-examinations, and legal submissions.
6. Judgment: The judge reviews the evidence and arguments and makes a decision. If the decision is in favour of the client, the judge issues a court order.
7. Issuance of Court Order: The court order is finalized, signed by the registrar, and provided to the client. This document outlines the judge’s decision and any actions the opposing party must take.