Anyone have any ideas about someone wanting to get into court stenographer?
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Its a tough field. If you have children I would not suggest it. If you can commit to constantly practicing your craft (think athlete) then it is good money.  EASY is not in the equation
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You file a motion at the prothonatary.  YOu have to pay fees...especially the constable service fee (it's worth paying for it over certified mail).
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you should be able to goto your local clerk of courts i would have thought it to be regisistered
53796
not likely at any rate you would have to go before a judge at least and to be successful you will want a lawyer
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That's a good question and what about a change in venue if he's or she's bad. Maybe log on to court sit and look him or her up.
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The Illinois Bar Association provides a referral service, I am pretty sure.  All you will really know is that they weren't disciplined for anything and that they work in that area of law, though.  Still it is a place to start to get names and then ask them about their experience in the area. I'd go there before I went to the yellow pages, for example.
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I am a photographer of some years in the busines and could write you a seminar on this subject--but I will spare you that---suffice to say here--the best advice on this that I can give you--and advice that will serve you well is--price out the competition in your area (services in various places fluxuate wildly)---make at least three or four inquiries and get full details--then as a new service--come in somewhat under the lowest bid out in order to have a price leverage point in which to encourage new business---as your business increases with time--increase your prices to reflect the experience you have gained---------Best of Everything to You --welcome aboard the business and I might say --you have choosen a demanding field but it is packed with rewards and it is a career that has given me one dickens of a life !!!!!
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Call you local courthouse clerk of courts. They will direct you to the correct department. Then, they will usually have you bring proper ID, may have you take a blood test, etc. Then, you find out when they are open, (you may be able to choose a judge), and you skedule a date, and time. You can still invite people, use a video camera, dress up, or whatever you wish.
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You know what I'd do?  Call the talent agencies and ask them who's the best photographer and who has the best recording studio.  Questions, like this, will ferret out who knows their stuff and who doesn't.  Call them all!  Call every talent agency in the city and the suburbs, as well.  This will give you a consensus from which to work.  Next, I would do some creative loitering.  The agencies that came out on top of your poll should be visited by you.  Not in the office, but outside.  They are usually incredibly busy so set aside a little time to talk with the folks coming in and out.  They'll answer any questions you have.  Now, you have some real groundwork completed and have, probably, a better handle on your city's market than most of your competition.  Next, call the agencies back...yes, everyone of them.  Ask them who the best headshot photographer in town is.  Later that day, call them and ask them who produces the best commercials - what studio gets all the best work?  Schedule a sitting with that #1 photographer and ask for a half hour at the studio polled to be the best.  Explain to the studio that you need a half hour for a demo tape.  That's easy money for them.  Tape some commercials off the TV that you enjoy and feel you could do a good job with.  Copy down script and rehearse until your appointment date.  Now, you have a demo tape from the number 1 studio in your city and a headshot from the industry leading photographer.  This is going to take some money and some time, but you're worth it - aren't you.  The answer had better be yes.  Call the top 5 talent agencies in the surrounding area, according to your polling results.  You are armed to the teeth with only the best product, according to them, themselves, afterall, they did the ratings work for you.  Good luck.  You are now setup to be hired for modeling, acting, and voicework.
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Very unlikely, you did the right hing. The court clerk should know there job. I am sure somewhere on your citation appears an address. Write them and get a written response.
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You will need to submit a "tryout".\nHe will need to show his stuff in a movie.  It can be homemade and saved as mpeg.  Then submit to any number of the companies in the industry.  You should be able to get a list via the internet search engines.\nIf he's got it and they are interested they'll contact him.\nIt would help if he had some action shots.  If you are so inclined to help him out then who knows maybe it will be your new career!\n\nGood luck.
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Go to Refdesk.com.  There is everything there you could ever want to get into.  Awesome site.
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I am not a Medical Transcriptionist but I do make money for "data entry"  and yes there are opportunities available for your field of expertise, thing is to find the right "fit" for you, it take a little effort and time..To try to be helpful check out the link below, just scroll down till you find "data entry"  hopefully I was of help
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Me. if you are really interested and can afford the investment. register with New York Institute of Photgraphy. they have an awesome program. just do it...
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apply for it.. send your bio-data and your photo to the TV station mentioning about the game show..
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yes, call and ask. I am entering a crimal justice program where I will work over 40 hours with them. If you are interested and ready to learn, I'm sure they will help.
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Well, speak to a lawyer (public legal aid, considering your current lack of income), and try to get a job. A judge is more likely to clear your record if you show initiative to start a new life.