circuit court
Am I suppose to provide the court with the address of my defendant?
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Read More Answered By: Gerald Miller |
Re: circuit court If you are representing yourself and filing a complaint, yes you must provide the court with the defendant's address so that the court can serve a copy of the complaint on the defendant. |
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