The following article was written by  Theodore Sliwinski, Esq.and
was found on New-Jersey-Lawyers.com 

WAYS TO HELP YOURSELF IN COURT

• Be on time
• Bring court documents
• Be respect respectful to court employees
• Be neat and clean
• Be honest
• Speak clearly
• Be brief and to the point
• Be relaxed and patient
• Be care of your attitude and don’t lose your temper
• Bring someone who can interpret if possible
• When in court, quiet please

NOTICE OF ADDRESS CHANGESAll parties to a particular case, whether you are the defendant or complainant, must notify the court of any change, correction or addition to (for example, an apartment number) your current address. All notices, sent the courts are sent to the address of record. If your address is not correct or completely you may not be notified of your court date which could result in a bechn warrant being issued (if you are the defendant) or dismissal of your case (if you are the complainant). DO NOT MERELY RELY ON HAVING YOUR MAIL FORWARDED.

 As to Traffic offenses, please be sure that any change of address is made with both Motor Vehicle Services and the Court. When you need to correct or change your address with the court, it MUST BE DONE IN WRITING. Change of Address forms are available at the court house.More on this topic in future posts

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