Frequently Asked Questions
Below you will find information that might help you understand how to find things or learn about information you might need to know about your city or town.
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In Lake County, call or visit the Circuit Clerk’s Office at 847-377-3380. You should be able to provide the clerk with the name of the case (abc vs. xyx) and the case number.Judicial Operations
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In Lake County, call or visit the Circuit Clerk’s Office at 847-377-3380. You should be able to provide the clerk with the name of the case (abc vs. xyx) and the case number.Judicial Operations
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Court fees are paid in the Lake County Office of theJudicial Operations
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If you are given or have received any paperwork, it should have the courtroom number, date, and time that you are scheduled to appear written on it. If you do not have this paperwork and were told to be here, one of the receptionists can help you find the correct courtroom. You must know: What or for whom you are you here for?; or what are the charges against you? (i.e., traffic, misdemeanor, divorce, etc.).Judicial Operations
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You need to check-in with the Court Clerk in the courtroom assigned to your case.Judicial Operations
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In Lake County, call or visit the Circuit Clerk’s Office at 847-377-3380. You should be able to provide the clerk with the name of the case (abc vs. xyx) and the case number.Judicial Operations
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You need to go to the Lake County Office of theJudicial Operations
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Go to the courtroom shown on the subpoena or order.Judicial Operations
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Find out how to make a request by visiting theJudicial Operations
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Children, ages 2 to 12, who are in the Lake County courthouse to testify in court or whose parents or guardians are conducting court business may utilize the Kids' Korner Waiting Room located on the main level of the Courthouse Complex near courtroom C-101.Judicial Operations
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Let the Court Clerk in the courtroom know as soon as possible before your case is called. This way the clerk can possibly move your case back until your attorney arrives.Judicial Operations
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The defendant is the party sued in a civil lawsuit or the party charged with a crime in a criminal prosecution.Judicial Operations
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TO find out where you can park, visit theJudicial Operations
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You need to go to the Lake County Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court'sJudicial Operations
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You can obtain a copy of a birth certificate in the County Clerk's Office. For more information, please visit theJudicial Operations
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You can obtain these documents at the County Clerk's Office or on theJudicial Operations
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Court papers are filed in the Lake County Office of the Circuit Clerk on theJudicial Operations
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You need to go to the Lake County Office of theJudicial Operations
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You need to go to the Lake County Office of theJudicial Operations
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You need to go to the Lake County Office of theJudicial Operations
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You may access court records through the Lake County Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court via the Internet. You may also research court cases and view the same at the Office of the Circuit Court Clerk in the Lake County Courthouse in Waukegan, IL. The office hours are 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Contact the Lake County Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for more information on theJudicial Operations
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The public is welcome to do legal research in Lake County in the William D. Block Memorial Law Library located in the lobby of the Courthouse. For more information, visit theJudicial Operations
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In Lake County, we have a fax service through our Law Library. Please call 847-377-2800 for further information or visit theJudicial Operations
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That depends on the length of the court call.