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The lead up to a Civil Law court case can be stressful. It is natural to feel nervous or overwhelmed about being in a courtroom or speaking to a Judge, Barrister or Solicitor.
As expected, you may have many questions about what happens before, during or after your Civil Law court case.
The following information will help you through each step.
