Can you ask a judge to change a ruling?

No. The judge can follow the same law but judge the case differently and change a ruling. When you write your motion, though, it is best if you explain clearly why you think the judge should change the ruling. How do I ask for reconsideration? To ask a judge or court commissioner to review his or her own ruling, you must: 1.

Do you need to file a motion to change a judge?

It is necessary to document any wrongdoing by the judge, such as rulings against you that are not substantiated by the evidence or proof of a relationship between the judge and the other party. Though specific state laws will differ, typically your attorney must file a motion requesting a new judge.

How to change the judge in a child custody case?

Changing judges in a child custody case requires showing that the judge is impartial or has acted inappropriately in their handling of the case. It is necessary to document any wrongdoing by the judge, such as rulings against you that are not substantiated by the evidence or proof of a relationship between the judge and the other party.

Can you request a new judge in a criminal case?

The attorney representing you in your criminal or civil case can file the motion to request a new judge. If you have been charged with a crime it is important that you have an experienced criminal law attorney representing you.

Is there a procedure for changing a judge?

The procedure for changing judges will be based on which set of laws applies. Different states have different laws, and, for federal matters, there are also different types of courts which will have their own procedures.

How to request a new circuit court hearing?

A party dissatisfied with the results of a hearing before the Family Court Commissioner can request through this form a new hearing on the same issued before a circuit court judge. Voluntary form.