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Who are the judges in Winnebago County?
| Location | Judge | Courtroom |
|---|---|---|
| Winnebago County | Hon. Erin B. Buhl | 125 |
| Courthouse* | Hon. John S. Lowry | 209 |
| Google Maps | Hon. Todd Ramlow | 216 |
| Hon. Janet R. Holmgren | 217 |
How do I find out my court date in Winnebago County?
Search online for current case information at Winnebago County Court Records or contact the Office of the Winnebago County Circuit Clerk at (815) 319-4500.
How do you find out if you have a warrant in Illinois?
How to Find Out if You Have a Warrant in Illinois?
- Querying the Illinois police department.
- Looking up county and sheriff’s department records.
- Using third-party websites.
Who is the chief judge for Winnebago County?
Judge Doherty regularly hears the following types of civil cases: Law cases (“LA”) and a variety of other civil case types.
How do I file for divorce in Winnebago County?
To file for divorce in Winnebago County, at least one of the parties must: Be a resident of the State of Wisconsin for at least the 6 months immediately before the date the action is filed, and • Be a resident of Winnebago County for at least the 30 days immediately before the date the action is filed.
How do I find out when I have traffic court in Chicago?
When and where is my court date? Court dates, times and courtroom numbers can be found on your ticket. Further information about traffic dates, times and room numbers or the disposition of cases can be obtained from the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court by calling (708)865-6040.
How long does a warrant last in Illinois?
The length of time an arrest warrant remains valid is largely determined by the purpose of the warrant. Most warrants are valid for the duration of the offense’s statute of limitations. For example, misdemeanors have an 18-month statute of limitations in Illinois, whereas felonies have a 3-year statute of limitations.