Lost Court File Resolution

Summary

If your court file is repeatedly lost, contact the court clerk or supervisor at New Britain Superior Court. Seek help from Connecticut Legal Services or consider hiring a new lawyer. If the issue persists, you can escalate it to the Connecticut Judicial Branch. Keep all communication records and consult your lawyer or legal aid before taking further steps.

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I’ve been going to court for about a year now for a family domestic violence, and each time I go to court you keep telling me they lost my file and I’m wondering who can I talk to?
You can talk to the court clerk or the supervisor at the courthouse where your case is being heard. If that doesn't work, consider contacting a legal aid organization or a lawyer for assistance. Could you please provide your location so I can give more specific advice?
New Britain ct
Thank you for the information, **** ****. Here's what you can do in New Britain, CT:
- Contact the court clerk or supervisor at New Britain Superior Court.
- Seek assistance from legal aid organizations in Connecticut like Connecticut Legal Services.
- Hire a lawyer who specializes in family and domestic violence cases.
Remember, persistently following up on your case is crucial.
I have a I have a lawyer, but I think they’re just playing games with me
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. If you're unhappy with your lawyer, you can consider filing a complaint with the Connecticut State Bar Association or seek a new lawyer. It's important that you feel your legal representation is working in your best interest.
Is there a higher court that I can reach out to because it’s the states attorneys office play against telling me that they lost my file
In Connecticut, you can escalate your issue to the Connecticut Judicial Branch. However, it's advisable to first consult your lawyer or Connecticut Legal Services before taking such steps. Be sure to keep all communication records.