… Website Accessibility Statement The San Diego Superior Court is committed to providing a website that is accessible to the widest possible audience, regardless of technology or ability. We are … move forward in this direction. Due to the San Diego Superior Court’s integration with Youtube.com and links to other resources provided by outside websites and other parties, external areas …

… a Hearing for Unlawful Detainer (Ex Parte and Motion) Ex Parte An  ex parte hearing  is an urgent matter and is requested by one party with short notice to the opposing party. Notice to the opposing party must be provided by 10:00 a.m. the day before the ex parte hearing. There is a  fee  for the ex parte hearing, payable at the time of filing, unless you have an approved …

… alleged abuse or neglect of a child by a parent or caregiver. The goal of these proceedings is to protect children and preserve or reunify families whenever possible. Initially, the court … the child should be removed from the home and made a "dependent" of the court.   When it is not in the child's best interest to return the child the child's parents, the goal is to provide a permanent placement for the child with a relative, guardian, foster family, …

… refer to the Civil Independent Calendar Hearings link. Ex Parte Hearing An ex parte hearing is urgent and is requested by one party with short notice to the opposing party. Notice to the opposing party must be provided by 10:00 a.m. the day before the ex parte hearing. There is a fee for the ex parte hearing payable at the time of filing, unless you have a waiver of fee …

… focus on time-sensitive matters while processing submissions in the order received.  Your role is crucial in streamlining the backlog. Please refer to the Civil Filing Names and Unlawful … Detainer Filing Names documents located under the reference material section below. It is vital that you carefully reference this document before submitting your efiling. Incorrectly … the court and reduce any unnecessary delays in scheduled hearings, at the time a document is efiled also please provide (directly to the department with the envelope ID included in the …

… focus on time-sensitive matters while processing submissions in the order received.  Your role is crucial in streamlining the backlog. Please refer to the Civil Filing Names and Unlawful … Detainer Filing Names documents located under the reference material section below. It is vital that you carefully reference this document before submitting your efiling. Incorrectly … the court and reduce any unnecessary delays in scheduled hearings, at the time a document is efiled also please provide (directly to the department with the envelope ID included in the …

… the Older Records office. In addition, Older Records has some sealed records. (A court order is needed to view any sealed document or file by a person that is not specifically authorized by the court order.) Case indexes dating from 1880 to mid-1974 are …

… to finalize your case. If you do not have an attorney, the Family Law Facilitator's Office  is available to assist you with preparing the paperwork. Step 1: Filling out the paperwork … Step 1 and make two copies. Bring the originals and two copies to the court for filing. There is a fee to file your Petition with the court. The court accepts cash, check, Visa, Master Card … clerk will return the two copies after affixing the court stamp and case number. One copy is for your records; the other is for service on the Respondent. Step 3: Serving the papers You …