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Asked on August 31, 2011 Texas
Answered 13 years ago | Contributor
Oh my goodness. Do YOU have an attorney? If you do not then you need to get one as soon as possible. Like yesterday. And you need to have the attorney make a motion to have the judge recuse - voluntarily step down - him or herself from the case. generally speaking an attorney asks the judge first courteously before making a spectacle of the matter. And any good judge would have stepped down already so I am not sure that that is going to work. SO they may have to formally request it in a motion. You absolutely can not let this matter go any further here. Get help. Good luck.
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