I received a text message from xx the other day asking me to go to court. I didn't.

"Civil Procedure Law" and other relevant provisions: if the plaintiff refuses to appear in court without justifiable reasons after being summoned by summons, or withdraws from court without the permission of the court, it can be treated as withdrawing the lawsuit; If the defendant refuses to appear in court after being summoned, he may make a judgment by default; If there is an agent ad litem in a divorce case, I should still appear in court unless I can't express my will; If it is really impossible to appear in court due to special circumstances, a written opinion must be submitted to the people's court. According to the above provisions, the defendant in a divorce case may not appear in court, but he must entrust an agent and the defendant must submit written opinions. Because marriage is a major event in life, the people's courts attach great importance to hearing cases. In judicial practice, the defendant is required to give written opinions, but this is not perfect. The judge must also confirm that the written opinion is indeed issued by the defendant. Therefore, the defendant should submit written opinions to the court before the trial, or notarize the written opinions and submit them to the court by the attorney, so that the defendant can no longer appear in court. If the defendant does not appear in court and submit written opinions, even if he entrusts an agent, the people's court will treat him by default and make a judgment by default, which will make the defendant leave extremely. The above content is the way the court does not appear in court.