when writing a letter to a judge how do i address him? as "dear honorable" or "dear judge" or "dear sir"??????

Answer 1

I believe this is the proper way to address the letter:

Your Honor John Doe
Position (Judge of whatever court)
Address

Dear Judge Doe:

Answer 2

The proper manner of addressing the Judge is "Your Honor" or "Dear Judge" The letter should refer to the person you are writing about by name either between the address and the salutation or in the first sentence. The letter should also contain your return address and the date. Generally, the letter should be between one and three pages long. Also be respectful when writing the letter. The envelope should be addressed as either "Judge So-and-so" or "The Honorable, Judge So-and-so" with his address at the courthouse in question.

Answer 3

Dear sir is always safe.
Dear your honor almost sounds a bit tacky.
Dear judge isn't formal enough

Answer 4

well a judge is a person who commands respect from everyone as he is the decision maker.
since u dont know the person using "dear" will become a little informal.
using Respected Sir
will be more suitable

Answer 5

Well if you know the judge's name you should probably adress him/her as Mr./Mrs. _________