Teleconferences may be accessed using one of two methods:

• Dialing the court’s Zoom conference line and entering the judge’s assigned meeting ID and passcode.
• Using Zoom’s native application or web-based interface (www.zoomgov.com/join) and entering the judge’s assigned meeting ID and passcode.

Beginning on June 1, 2025, Judge Blise will transition to using Zoom videoconference for most preliminary, non-evidentiary hearings. For hearings scheduled after June 1, 2025, participants should access the hearing using the Zoom application or a web browser (www.zoomgov.com/join) and enter the judge’s assigned Meeting ID and Passcode. Participants will be expected to appear by video unless the notice of hearing indicates otherwise.

Beginning on November 1, 2025, Judge Halfenger will also transition to Zoom videoconference for most preliminary, non-evidentiary hearings. Participants will be expected to appear by video unless the notice of hearing indicates otherwise.

Judge Perhach will continue to hold hearings by dial-in teleconference and may be audio only, unless the notice of hearing indicates otherwise.

Teleconference lines may be monitored, and all court proceedings are recorded. Private recording or broadcasting of court proceedings is strictly prohibited.

Please review your hearing notices for the appropriate judge and conference line number.

Should you have any questions, please contact the clerk's office at (414) 297-3291 or (866) 582-3156.