Can a Spell Help With a Court Case?

A court date is one of the most stressful things anyone faces. Custody, a divorce settlement, a dispute with a landlord or an employer. People come to spellwork because the outcome feels out of their hands. Here is what a court case spell can do, and what it cannot.

What does a court case spell do?

It works on fairness, clarity and favour: a judge who listens, a hearing that runs smoothly, the truth coming out clearly and you speaking well on the day. Justice work has been part of folk magic for a very long time, because people have always needed courage in front of authority.

Make the spell work harder

• Preparation. Documents, deadlines and witnesses ready. The spell carries what you bring.
• Your lawyer's plan. Follow it closely; the spell works on how it lands.
• The day itself. Arrive early, dressed for court, notes in hand and a bay leaf in your pocket.

When should I cast?

Before the hearing, ideally a week or more ahead, so the working has time to settle. If the date is close, cast now. The date of the hearing goes on the back of the packet, and the spell is aimed at that day.

What should I put in the petition?

Word it as fairness and truth, not harm to the other side. A petition that says "the truth is seen clearly" holds steady; one that wishes ruin on someone pulls the work out of shape. The guide to writing a spell petition has more on wording.

Can tarot tell me the verdict?

I do not read court verdicts. A reading helps with preparation and timing: what to focus on, what to watch for and how to carry yourself on the day.

How I cast justice work

A blue candle, salt and bay in the dish, the facts of the case in the sealed packet and the pendulum beside it. I read your wish aloud as you wrote it. If you order, put the hearing date and the key facts in the situation box, and keep your legal adviser's instructions first. The court case and justice spell works on fairness and clarity; the court case and justice bundle also works on keeping you steady and clear through the whole process.