Bureau Circuit Court, Illinois Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
Filers must immediately notify the other parties, Clerk, and EFM of changes to specified contact information.
(c) All filers must immediately notify other parties, the Clerk and the EFM of any change of name, address, phone or fax number, or E-mail address.
CRITICAL
The parties and their counsel, if any, must advise the Court when the child-support payment order is entered if the custodial parent receives or has applied for Aid for Dependent Children.
It shall be the duty of the parties, and counsel if any, to advise the Court at the time of the entry of the payment order for child support if the custodial parent of the child(ren) is a recipient of Aid for Dependent Children or has an active application for such aid,
CRITICAL
Afterward, the custodian must notify the Clerk of the Court within 72 hours of a change in the custodial parent’s Aid for Dependent Children recipient or application status.
and likewise any time thereafter the custodian of the child(ren) shall notify the Clerk of the Court within 72 hours of such change.
CRITICAL
If the order is not submitted within 14 days, the party responsible for drafting it must advise the Court of the reason for the delay.
If the order is not submitted to the Court within fourteen (14) days, the party charged with drafting the order shall advise the Court of the reason for the delay.
WARNING
The mediator must immediately notify the court in writing if mediation is suspended or terminated, or a party fails to comply with the Rule.
The mediator shall immediately advise the court in writing if he or she suspends or terminates mediation or in the event that either or both parties fail to comply with the terms of this Rule.
INFO
Civil-records requests may be sent by mail to the Bureau County Circuit Court at the listed address.
Request By Mail Bureau County Circuit Court 700 S. Main St Princeton, IL 61356
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- Letter fax
Civil-records requests may be sent by fax to the Bureau County Circuit Court.
Request By Fax Bureau County Circuit Court Fax: 815-872-0027
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- Phone to clerk
- Phone
- (815) 872-2001
For information and assistance regarding remote appearances, contact the Bureau County Circuit Clerk at (815) 872-2001.
Other information and assistance regarding remote appearances can be obtained from the Circuit Clerks: | Bureau County | (815) 872-2001 | | --- | --- | | Grundy County: | (815) 941-3256 | | LaSalle County: | (815) 434-8671 |
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- Phone
- 815-872-2001
For help or information about accessibility, contact the Court Disability Coordinator at the listed address, phone number, or email.
For help or information, contact the Court Disability Coordinator: Dawn Reglin 700 S. Main St. Princeton, IL 61356 PHONE: 815-872-2001 EMAIL: dreglin@bureaucounty-il.gov
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- Contact
- Phone
- Phone
- 815-872-2001
General questions and inquiries may be directed by phone to 815-872-2001.
General Questions & Inquiries Call 815-872-2001
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- Contact
Civil-records requests may be made by email through the Contact Civil Records link.
Request By Email Contact Civil Records
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General questions and inquiries may also be directed by email through the Email Us link.
General Questions & Inquiries Call 815-872-2001 Email Us
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Disability accommodation requests may be made by any means, and requesters are encouraged to contact the Court Disability Coordinator for a faster response.
Requests may be made by any means (for example, in writing or verbally). For faster responses, you are encouraged to make your request to the Court Disability Coordinator.
How may parties contact Bureau Circuit Court, Illinois?
Filers must immediately notify the other parties, Clerk, and EFM of changes to specified contact information.
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