In Ohio, Is it possible to get a divorce without the two parties being in the courtroom/courthouse at the same time?

It is possible to obtain a divorce without both parties being present at the same time if the divorce proceeds as an "uncontested" divorce.  Even with an "uncontested" divorce (where one party would have to appear with a witness) the "absent" party could have his/her attorney coordinate the final entry and any parenting plans.  Also, a judge might permit the parties to appear in court at different times of the day to testify concerning the divorce settlement but it would probably be impossible to do this unless all parts of the divorced grounds and settlement had been agreed upon before, since each party has the right to confront the other relating to testimony on any issues which are contested.