Montana § 40-3-134 Orders

Montana Statutes

§ 40-3-134 — Orders

Montana § 40-3-134

Title 40FAMILY LAW

Ch. 3RECONCILIATION

Part 1Montana Conciliation Law

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Mont. Code Ann. § 40-3-134 (2026).

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40-3-134 . Orders.

(1)The district court shall stay the proceedings for as long as both parties consent to the stay.

(2)The district court shall issue an order adopting any interim agreement reduced to writing by the parties and filed with the district court or make any order regarding the conduct of the spouses, the parenting or support of minor children or spouses, and maintenance of the marital estate as the district court determines necessary and appropriate during the period of the stay.

(3)The parties shall file a status report with the district court not less than every 6 months. If the parties fail to file a status report with the district court for a period of 1 year or more, the district court may dismiss without prejudice the petition for dissolution, legal separation, or ann

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40-3-134 . Orders. (1) The district court shall stay the proceedings for as long as both parties consent to the stay.
(2) The district court shall issue an order adopting any interim agreement reduced to writing by the parties and filed with the district court or make any order regarding the conduct of the spouses, the parenting or support of minor children or spouses, and maintenance of the marital estate as the district court determines necessary and appropriate during the period of the stay.
(3) The parties shall file a status report with the district court not less than every 6 months. If the parties fail to file a status report with the district court for a period of 1 year or more, the district court may dismiss without prejudice the petition for dissolution, legal separation, or annulment.
(4) If either party files a request to dismiss the stay, the district court shall dismiss the stay and proceed with the dissolution of marriage, legal separation, or annulment proceeding.