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1. Gather all necessary documents and identification.
2. Arrive at the courthouse and locate the appropriate office or department for your specific purpose (e.g., filing a lawsuit, getting married, applying for a passport).
3. Take a number or check in with the front desk if required.
4. Wait for your number to be called or for a clerk to assist you.
5. Approach the clerk or go to the designated window and explain the purpose of your visit.
6. Follow the instructions provided by the clerk and fill out the necessary forms or paperwork.
7. Provide any requested documents, identification, or fees as required.
8. Review the completed forms for accuracy and sign where necessary.
9. Submit the forms and any accompanying documents to the clerk.
10. Pay any required fees or charges.
11. Obtain any receipts, copies, or other documentation as proof of filing or completion.
12. Follow any additional instructions or guidance provided by the clerk.
13. Thank the clerk for their assistance and leave the courthouse.

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1. Individuals who want to initiate a legal action or lawsuit.
2. Couples who want to get married and need to apply for a marriage license.
3. People who need to change their legal name or obtain official documents (e.g., birth certificates, marriage certificates).
4. Individuals applying for a passport or other travel-related documents.
5. Those seeking to file for a divorce or handle other family-related legal matters.
6. People needing to pay parking tickets, fines, or other court-ordered fees.
7. Those requiring legal advice or assistance from the courthouse's legal aid services.
8. Individuals involved in criminal cases as defendants, victims, or witnesses.
9. Potential jurors called for jury duty.
10. Anyone needing to retrieve public records or documents from the courthouse.

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A courthouse is a building where legal cases are heard and decided by a judge or jury. It serves as a venue for various legal proceedings, including trials, hearings, and other judicial activities.

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