Can I speak to a Judge when I come into your office?
No. Judges are not allowed to carry on ex-parte communications with a potential litigant. In other words, if the judge hears too much information from one party, it may prevent the Judge from being able to hear the case in court.

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1. In which county should I file my lawsuit?
2. Do I need a lawyer?
3. What do I need to bring with me to the court hearing?
4. How are cases presented in court?
5. What do I wear to court?
6. Can I appeal my civil case if I lose in court?
7. What is the difference between a dismissal "with prejudice" and a dismissal "without" prejudice?
8. Can I speak to a Judge when I come into your office?
9. Can a Magistrate Judge perform wedding services?
10. What if I need special assistance?
11. I won a judgement. Where and when do I get paid?