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The filing rules of the Civil Division - an original and 2 copies, all papers pre-punched in the standard two hole position, an addressed envelope with adequate postage for the return of conformed copies, and "Ca Rule of Court 201"; the civil law and motion tentative ruling lines, Request a Tentative Ruling: (916)408-6480 and Request an Oral Argument: (916)408-6481; fee waivers and the fee schedule; Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and the Court's Self-Help Center; the CARE Act.
California > Third Appellate District > Placer County > Superior Court of California, County of Placer
Civil Court Civil cases are brought by a plaintiff or petitioner asking the court to intervene in a dispute involving rights, money, or property. Judges hear cases involving Harassment, Landlord/Tenant, Small Claims, Probate, Workplace Violence, Elder Abuse and Name Changes. If you need assistance selecting or filling out the appropriate forms, please visit the Court's Self-Help Center. If you are interested in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) to resolve your case and review this information sheet, you may seek a mediation service prior to coming to court or inquire at your hearing. Court's Self-Help Center Alternative Dispute Resolution Placer Superior Court's Civil Unit also handles Appeals. View more information on Appeals. Online Services View Case Information Schedule a Visit at the Self-Help Center View Local Rules for Civil Cases View Local Forms for Civil Cases Fees You may file a fee waiver if you cannot afford to pay the court fees for your case. A current schedule of fees can be viewed on our Fee Schedules page. Filing Rules Please adhere to Ca Rule of Court 201 when filing documents with the court. Include an addressed envelope with adequate postage for the return of conformed copies. Pre-punch all papers in the standard two hole position. An original and 2 copies must be submitted. Civil Law and Motion Tentative Rulings Civil Law and Motion Tentative Rulings Request a Tentative Ruling: (916)408-6480 Request an Oral Argument: (916)408-6481 CARE Act The Community Assistance, Recovery and Empowerment (CARE) Act creates a new pathway to connect eligible individuals to treatment and services by focusing on promoting long-term recovery through a court process. CARE Court allows people, called "petitioners," to request voluntary treatment, services, support, and a housing plan for themselves or another person, called "respondents," who have untreated schizophrenia or other psychotic disorders. For more information on CARE Act Proceedings, links to forms, and other resources, please visit our Self-Help page. Civil FAQ For more information filing a Civil Case and what to expect, visit the California Courts Self-Help Center. CONTACT INFORMATION Contact Us Call the Civil Division at (916) 408-6000 option 5 CASE INFORMATION To find or review information regarding a case. Tentative Rulings Calendar Notes Civil CMC Notes Remote Appearances CARE Act Proceedings Related Links Department of Consumer Affairs Judicial Council Online Self-Help Judicial Council Forms
Civil Court Civil cases are brought by a plaintiff or petitioner asking the court to intervene in a dispute involving rights, money, or property. Judges hear cases involving Harassment, Landlord/Tenant, Small Claims, Probate, Workplace Violence, Elder Abuse and Name Changes. If you need assistance selecting or filling out the appropriate forms, please visit the Court's Self-Help Center. If you are
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