| The law requires Judges to remain impartial, and there is
a specific ethical rule against a Judge discussing certain aspects
of any case which is or may become
contested with any party to the case, any witness, or any other
person interested in the proceedings, unless all interested
parties are present. Therefore, do not attempt to contact Judge
Self to "privately" discuss a case, either before
or after it has been filed. The Judge is NOT
and must not become a legal advisor to persons interested in
proceedings in the Court. Therefore, do not ask Judge Self to
advise you on how to proceed with any legal matter.
You may NOT present a caveat or an objection
to the Court by way of facsimile transmittal (FAX) and/or
electronic mail, and no caveat or objection sent by facsimile
or email will be considered by the Court or have any effect
on a pending matter. If you wish to file a caveat or objection
to a pending matter, the objection must be made in writing,
setting forth the grounds of same; must be filed within the
time required under the specific proceeding, accompanied by
any costs for the filing of same; and must be properly served
upon all opposing counsel or parties. If you are uncertain
whether you have proper grounds upon which to contest a pending
matter, you should consult an attorney.
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