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Civil matters heard as scheduled by remote video teleconference via Zoom unless otherwise ordered by the Court, attorneys and parties without counsel instructed to contact the Clerk's Office for the information necessary to appear remotely; filing by mail (P.O. Box 518), by fax ((530) 694-2119; fax filing fees $1.00 per page, 20 pages maximum - the Local Rules) or in person, the Clerk's Office accepting filings from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; fees by the Statewide Civil Fee Schedule, fee waivers; ADR mediation shared with the El Dorado County Superior Court, South Lake Tahoe Branch, upon referral - parties who voluntarily agree to the ADR process contact the Clerk's Office to have their information forwarded to the El Dorado County Court Clerk; civil harassment protective orders in the Civil division; the court does not publish tentative rulings.
California > Third Appellate District > Alpine County > Superior Court of California, County of Alpine
Civil Civil cases usually involve disputes about contracts, damage to property, landlord/tenant issues, or damage or loss incurred due to actions or negligence by another party. No crime has been committed, but some wrongdoing has occurred. General civil cases are divided into types depending on how much money is owed. Related Links CA Courts Self-Help Center California Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service Statewide Civil Fee Schedule Find Your Court Forms Remote Appearances Civil matters will be heard as scheduled by remote video teleconference via Zoom unless otherwise ordered by the Court. Attorneys, and/or parties without counsel, are instructed to contact the Clerk’s Office to obtain the information necessary to make remote appearances. See the Remote Appearances page for more information and forms. Payment In most cases, you will be required to pay a fee to file papers with the court. Fees are set by the Statewide Civil Fee Schedule. If you cannot afford the fees associated with filing, see "Fee Waivers" below. If you know your case number and fee amount, you may pay online. Go to Online Payments for more information on paying online, in person, or by mail. Where to File By Mail: Alpine County Superior Court P.O. Box 518 Markleeville, CA 96120 By Fax: (530) 694-2119 Fax Filing Fees apply: $1.00 per page, 20 pages max. See Local Rules of Court for more information. In Person: The Clerk's Office accepts filings from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) ADR, or Alternative Dispute Resolution, is a way to resolve a civil lawsuit that is usually less formal, less expensive, and less time-consuming than a trial. You may find more information on the Judicial Council's website. Please see the Related Links to the right. Alpine County Superior Court shares the services of the El Dorado County Superior Court, South Lake Tahoe Branch for ADR Mediation upon referral. If parties in your case voluntarily agree to participate in the ADR process, contact the Alpine County Superior Court Clerk's Office to have your information forwarded to the appropriate El Dorado County Court Clerk. Related Links You Don’t Have to Sue (opens in new window) Resolving Your Dispute Out of Court State ADR Forms Types of ADR and Benefits Further Information and FAQs Protective Orders A restraining order, or protective order, is a way to use the courts to protect yourself and your family from abuse and harassment. There are different types of orders depending on the circumstances and relationship you have with the person you would like restrained Civil Harassment protective orders fall under the Civil division. Domestic Violence protective orders falls under Family Law. To learn more about Restraining Orders and what type of order you may need to file, please see the Restraining Orders page. Fee Waivers In most civil cases, you will be required to pay a fee to file papers with the court. Filing fees are set by the Statewide Civil Fee Schedule. If you can’t afford the filing fee(s), you can file a “fee waiver” requesting your filing fees be waived by the Court. Learn more about Fee Waivers Tentative Rulings Alpine County Superior Court does not publish tentative rulings.
Civil Civil cases usually involve disputes about contracts, damage to property, landlord/tenant issues, or damage or loss incurred due to actions or negligence by another party. No crime has been committed, but some wrongdoing has occurred. General civil cases are divided into types depending on how much money is owed. Related Links CA Courts Self-Help Center California Bar Association's Lawyer Re
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6 verbatim requirements on divisional requirements in GIUSEPPINA MIRANDA's division.
4 verbatim requirements on divisional requirements in HILARY CREARY's division.
2 verbatim requirements on divisional requirements in NATASHA DEPRIMO's division.