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MS Office Forum / Word / Page Layout / November 2005How do I properly address a Judge when writing him/her a letter ?
What is the proper way to address the judge when writing a letter? Examples of what I mean : Dear, Judge so-so TO: Judge So-So or just plain Judge So-So Thanks for your time Judge, federal The Honorable Full name, Judge, United States District Court Dear Sir/Madam or Judge Last name Judge, state or local The Honorable Full name, Judge of the Court of Place name Dear Judge Last name The form of address is the middle column. The salutaion is the right hand column.  SignatureGreg Maxey/Word MVP See: http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tips.htm For some helpful tips using Word. > What is the proper way to address the judge when writing a letter? > Examples of what I mean : Dear, Judge so-so TO: Judge So-So > or just plain Judge So-So > Thanks for your time Dear John .... > What is the proper way to address the judge when writing a letter? > Examples > of what I mean : Dear, Judge so-so TO: Judge So-So or just plain > Judge So-So > Thanks for your time Hon. John Smith > What is the proper way to address the judge when writing a letter? > Examples > of what I mean : Dear, Judge so-so TO: Judge So-So or just plain > Judge So-So > Thanks for your time
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