Remote participants should use a good LAN, WI-FI or substantial LTE connection to ensure a quality call.If you are having issues with your equipment you should review the Zoom training and support materials at.Remote participants should take time prior to the call to become familiar with the Zoom controls and test your devices, microphone and speaker controls.Directions for testing your device and networking prior to the proceeding can be found at or /test.Additionally, the court does not provide time during your court proceedings to troubleshoot issues. The court DOES NOT provide technical assistance for testing or troubleshooting.After dialing the local number, you will have to enter the meeting ID and password for the individual judge from the Notice of Remote hearing. Scroll past the Judges’ names to find Zoom meeting phone numbers. If you do not have an electronic device that would allow you to participate by video or have access to the internet, you may participate by phone. The Judge will let you into the virtual courtroom when your case is ready to be called. A window will appear stating this site is trying to open zoom meetings, click 'Open.' You will be placed in the Zoom waiting room. When you are ready to join, click the 'Join the Zoom Virtual Courtroom' link.

Next, find the Judge’s name below that is handling your hearing. Judge Fellheimer's Civil Case Virtual Protocols and Connection Instructions.Procedures for Arbitration, Law Magistrate, and Small Claims.Small Claims, Law Magistrate, and Arbitration Remote Protocols.McLean County Family Division Remote Protocols.11th Circuit Court Remote Hearing Guidelines.Read the protocols pertinent to your case:

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