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Prepare for Hearing
Witnesses
You are allowed to testify and bring other witnesses. A witness is someone who will give testimony to support your case. You need to make sure they are available at the time of the hearing. The other party may also bring witnesses.
Witnesses should be people who know first-hand about what happened in your case.
Witness lists
If you have witnesses, you must tell the judge and the other party. You must do this by the due date in your Prehearing Order.
Here is a form you may use for your witness list:
Exhibits
Exhibits are documents you want the judge to read before making a decision. If you have exhibits, you must:
- Label them as directed (in your Prehearing Order)
- Create a list of exhibits
- Here is a form you may use for your exhibit list:
- Give copies of the list and exhibits to the judge and the other party
You must do this by the due date in your Prehearing Order.
The judge will tell you how to deliver your documents to the judge and the other party.
You can file documents or review your case information through the Participant Portal.
Training and Resources: