… to serve the papers who is able to fill out the form. There are companies that serve papers for you as part of their business. These companies charge fees for serving the papers. The Sheriff's Office will serve papers for you. The Sheriff's Office charges fees unless the court waived the fee. In a Domestic …

… to the court location noted on your paperwork. The court will try to schedule an interpreter for the date and time of your hearing at no cost to you, but cannot guarantee that one will be … the court with adequate notice may result in your matter being continued. How to Appear for Your Hearing To Appear In-Person: Please arrive at the courthouse at least 30 minutes before … are being conducted via Zoom until the Teams issue is resolved. Please use the links below for your hearing. The Court expects to resume using Microsoft Teams tomorrow. Please always check …

… you may: (1) go to Pay Your Ticket ; (2) call the court location listed on your ticket (for the phone number and phone hours of each court location, go to the Office Locations page ); … If your case is eligible to use the MyCitations application, you may also make a request for any other available payment relief option (more time to pay, a payment plan, a reduced … ( SDSC Form #TR-320 ) to document your financial hardship, and you may make a request for any other available payment relief option (more time to pay, a payment plan, a reduced …

… structures Venue Pursuant to San Diego Superior Court Local Rules 1.2.2.F and 2.1.3, venue for construction defect cases is divided into two divisions: Central and North County. The East … , et seq. will be assigned the same case number as any pre-litigation case number existing for the action. Initial Filing of Construction Defect Cases Initial construction defect … Order (CMO) prior to the filing of a cross-complaint. A Standard Case Management Order for Complex Construction Defect Cases can be downloaded as a Microsoft Word template to prepare a …

… Housing Program Misconduct, and Workplace Violence restraining orders are ineligible for e-Filing. Be advised that media members have preview access to new unlimited civil actions … As a reminder, it is the responsibility of the submitting party to ensure filings submitted for processing do not contain sensitive information that should not be available to the public. … to the court electronically. 3. Do I have to e-File? No, e-Filing is optional. Petitions for gun violence restraining orders may be filed in person at any Civil Business Office. 4. How …

… Juvenile Frequently Asked Questions Kids and the Law: An A-Z Guide for Parents (State Bar of California) * This publication has not been updated since 2016 and does … on Juvenile Collaborative Courts  (California Judicial Council Self-Help website) Information for Parents on Delinquency Courts (California Judicial Council Self-Help website) Information for Victims  (California Judicial Council)  Dependency FAQ Information on the Dependency Courts …

… location . If you do not have an attorney, see:  Civil Appellate Practices and Procedures for the Self-Represented Litigants Trial court decision made. Superior Court decision made. … a majority. Decision is filed and mailed to parties. Opinion is written and filed. Petition for Rehearing - Losing party may ask Appellate Division to rehear case. Petition for Rehearing - Losing party may ask Court of Appeal to rehear case. Application for …

… Court Locations Where you go for court services may depend on one or more of the following considerations: Where you live … issue occurred (court area or jurisdiction) Where the court provides the services you need (for example, juvenile justice matters are heard only at the Kearny Mesa Juvenile Court) For information about each court location, including the services provided, click on the map pins …