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Rules 900 to 919: all Family Code matters assigned to the Family Law Division (Marvin actions filed in the Civil Division), the division consisting of the Family Law and AB 1058 Child Support Courts, and sanctions under rule 5.14 (900); new cases assigned to a judicial officer for all purposes, the assignment stamped on the petition, Department of Child Support Services matters on parentage or child support alone assigned to the AB 1058 Commissioner, and later family law cases between the same parties assigned to the same department (901); a pending Child Welfare Services investigation disclosed to the court, no direct contact by parents' attorneys with the children without a court order, and a criminal history search of both parties before a custody and visitation hearing (902.1); no matter taken off calendar without notice to or consent of the responding party (903); continuances under rule 5.95 (904); a matter taking more than 20 minutes set on the earliest available date for its time estimate (905); dissolution, legal separation, nullity and parentage cases set for a Case Management Conference under rule 5.83 120 days after the petition, or with a request for orders filed with it, each party's Declaration of Service of the Preliminary Declaration of Disclosure (FL-141) filed by then, mandatory settlement conference dates assigned before trial dates, a review hearing if no response is filed within 120 days, and conferences at least every 180 days (906); emergency short notice hearing pleadings filed with the clerk in Room 201 in Visalia or the Counter Clerk at the South County Justice Center under rules 5.151 through 5.169, with the showings required for orders on a vehicle, removal from a residence or payment of obligations (907); a moving party's failure to appear removing the matter from calendar, and a responding party's allowing an order on the moving party's pleadings (914); Findings and Order After Hearing on the court's local forms completed before leaving the courtroom, prepared under rule 5.125 if the court orders, and by Self-Help Resource Center staff when both parties are unrepresented (915); temporary spousal support by the "Kings County formula" (916); discovery for financial information beyond what must be produced, and tax returns, income records, K-1's, financial statements and loan applications served with the Income and Expense Declaration (917); the Department of Child Support Services referral language - a case opened with the Department, Income and Expense Declarations within 30 days, the report mailed within 120 days of the referral, a Request for Order objecting within 20 days, payments to the California State Disbursement Unit and changes reported within 10 days (918); and child custody recommending counseling and voluntary mediation - the Online Orientation and Intake completed before the session, Family Court Services in Room 204 of the Visalia Courthouse and at the Self-Help Resource Center of the South County Justice Center, a review hearing at least two weeks after the appointment, a written recommendation filed before the hearing if no agreement is reached, challenges to a counselor and complaints to the Family Court Services director, domestic violence sessions conducted remotely with separate interviews, and only the parties present (919)
CHAPTER 9 - FAMILY LAW MATTERS Rule 900 - Subject Matter of the Family Law Division; Application of Rules; and Sanctions (a) All matters arising under the California Family Code are assigned to the Family Law Division. Marvin actions are not provided for under the Family Code, and therefore are to be filed in the Civil Division. (b) The Family Law Division consists of the Family Law and AB 1058 Ch
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Division XI: information forms for data processing (Rule 11.2); required action - action taken on all calendared cases and a future date always set (Rule 11.19); and pro tem judges - an attorney named as a plaintiff in a civil or small claims case may not sit as a judge pro-tem during the case or within six months following its resolution, nor one named as a defendant in two or more such cases (Rule 11.22). Rules 11.1, 11.3 to 11.5, 11.7 to 11.18, 11.20 and 11.21 are repealed, and Rule 11.6 (voluntary arbitration; see Local Rule 10.2) was repealed and renumbered.
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CHAPTER 9 - FAMILY LAW MATTERS Rule 900 - Subject Matter of the Family Law Division; Application of Rules; and Sanctions (a) All matters arising under the California Family Code are assigned to the Family Law Division. Marvin actions are not provided for under the Family Code, and therefore are to be filed in the Civil Division. (b) The Family Law Division consists of the Family Law and AB 1058 Child Support Courts. (c) These Rules supplement the California Rules of Court. (d) Failure to comply with these Rules may result in sanctions, including but not limited to, an award of attorney’s fees and costs pursuant to California Rules of Court 5.14. All requests made for sanctions shall comply with California Rules of Court 5.14. (07/01/97) (Revised 01/01/07, 01/01/18, 07/01/24) Rule 901 - Notice of Assignment and Setting Matters for Hearing (a) New cases are assigned to a specific judicial officer for all purposes, except as provided in subsection (b). The case assignment will be stamped on the first page of the petition when it is filed. All appearances in the case must be made before the assigned judicial officer, unless otherwise ordered. Upon resolution of all non-child support related issues, matters involving the Department of Child Support Services shall be transferred to the AB 1058 Commissioner to resolve remaining issues related to child support or establishment of parentage. (b) All matters involving the Department of Child Support Services shall be assigned to the AB 1058 Commissioner where the issues before the court are related only to establishing parentage and/or child support. (c) Any subsequently opened Family Law case involving the same parties will be assigned to the same department assigned to hear the existing Family Law case. (07/01/97) (Revised 01/01/07, 01/01/18, 07/01/24, 07/01/25) Rule 902 - Presentation of Documents – Omitted (07/01/24) Rule 902.1 - Rules Specific to Child Custody and Visitation Matters (a) A party must inform the court when a Child Welfare Services investigation is pending in any county or if a family member with custody or visitation rights is or was involved with CWS. No permanent order will be made until CWS completes its investigation and the findings of that investigation are made known to the court. (b) Consistent with the obligations of the court set forth at Family Code section 3042, Evidence Code section 765, and California Rules of Court 5.250 to ensure that the children’s participation in child custody and/or visitation litigation are consistent with the child’s best interests before the child participates in litigation, attorneys representing parents in child custody and/or child visitation matters will have no direct contact with the minor children who are the subject of the litigation absent a court order authorizing the contact in advance of the contact. An attorney who has direct contact with a minor child or children who is or are subject to the litigation, either before or after the attorney has been retained by a parent, has an affirmative duty to promptly disclose that fact to the court and to the opposing party and his or her attorney. (c) Prior to hearing on a child custody and visitation matter, a designated court employee will conduct a criminal history search on the databases available to the employee of both parties to determine the applicability of Family Code sections 3030(a), (b) or (c); 3031(a); 3041.5; 3044(a); 3044(b)(2)(D); 3044(b)(2)(E); 3044(b)(2)(G); and 3044(d)(1). Only the information reportable pursuant to these statutes will be provided to the Judicial Officer hearing the matter. (07/01/24) (Revised 07/01/25, 07/01/26) Rule 903 - Matters Off Calendar After service of the moving papers, but before responsive pleadings are served, no matter will be taken off calendar without notice to the responding party or attorney. If responsive pleadings have been served and relief is requested by the responding party, the responding party or attorney must consent before the matter may be taken off calendar. (07/01/97) (Revised 01/01/07, 01/01/18) Rule 904 - Continuances All requests to continue must comply with California Rules of Court 5.95. (07/01/97) (Revised 01/01/07, 01/01/18, 07/01/24) Rule 905 - Hearings Estimated to Take More Than 20 Minutes If it is apparent to the assigned judicial officer, after consulting with counsel for the parties or self-represented party, that a matter will take more than 20 minutes the court will inquire of counsel for the parties or self-represented party to obtain a time estimate for the hearing, and the matter will be set for a hearing on the earliest available date given the time estimate. (07/01/97) (Revised 01/01/07, 01/01/18) Rule 906 - Family Centered Case Resolution All Dissolution of Marriage, Dissolution of Domestic Partnership, Legal Separation, Nullity of Marriage, and Uniform Parentage Actions shall be set for a judicially supervised family centered case resolution conference, entitled “Case Management Conference,” pursuant to California Rules of Court 5.83, and Family Code sections 2450-2452. (a) Case Management Conferences will be heard by a judicial officer. On the court’s initiative, or at the request of parties, to enhance access to the court, the Conference may be held in person, by telephone, by videoconferencing, or by other appropriate means of communication. (b) At the Case Management Conference counsel for each party and each self-represented litigant must be familiar with the case and must be prepared to discuss the party’s positions on the issues. (c) Any inclusion of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in a case resolution plan under Family Code section 2451(a)(2) must comply with California Rules of Court 5.83 (d)(4). (d) All cases will be set for Case Management Conference 120 days following the filing of a Petition, however if a motion or other request for orders is presented for filing with the Petition, the first Case Management Conference will be set concurrently with the hearing date set on the motion or other request for orders. If the Case Management Conference is set 120 days following the filing of the Petition, then by the time of the first Case Management Conference the Petitioner shall have a Declaration of Service of the Preliminary Declaration of Disclosure (Judicial Council Form FL-141) filed, and the Respondent shall have a Declaration of Service of the Preliminary Declaration of Disclosure (Judicial Council Form FL-141) filed, provided that service of Summons was effected on the Respondent more than 60 days prior to the Case Management Conference. (e) At the Case Management Conference, the case status including discovery will be discussed, alternative dispute resolution ordered as appropriate, and mandatory settlement conference dates will be assigned so long as both parties have filed a Declaration of Service of the Preliminary Declaration of Disclosure (Judicial Council form FL-141), unless settlement of all issues is imminent. Trial dates will not be scheduled until after the mandatory settlement conference to ensure that the estimated time to the try the contested issues is accurate. (f) If an answer or response has not been filed within 120 days of the filing date of the action, and no default or judgment has been entered, the court will order a review hearing in accordance with California Rules of Court 5.83(c)(2). (g) Case Management Conferences shall thereafter be set in the court’s discretion, but at least every 180 days thereafter until disposition. (h) If, after 18 months from the date the petition was filed, both parties have failed to participate in the case resolution process as determined by the court, the court’s obligation for further review of the case is relieved until the case qualifies for dismissal under Code of Civil Procedure section 583.210 or 583.310, or until the parties reactivate participation in the case. (i) In deciding whether a case is progressing in an effective and timely manner, the court will consider the procedural milestones set forth at California Rules of Court 5.83(c)(4) and the additional factors for consideration set forth at California Rules of Court 5.83(c)(7). (01/01/07) (Revised 07/01/11, 01/01/14, 07/01/17, 01/01/18, 07/01/24) Rule 906.1 - Service of Case Information Sheet (Omitted 07/01/25) Rule 907 - Emergency Short Notice Hearings (a) All parties requesting an emergency short notice hearing must file the required pleadings with the clerk in Room 201 of the Tulare County Superior Court in Visalia or the Counter Clerk at the South County Justice Center in Porterville, depending upon where the case has previously been filed or is being filed concurrently with the request. The clerk will transmit the request to the assigned judge, who will review the pleadings and instruct the clerk as to whether an ex parte hearing is to be set. If instructed by the judge to do so, the clerk will set the matter for hearing before the assigned judge, unless the assigned judge is not available in which case an available judicial officer will hear the matter. (b) The procedure and notice of an emergency short notice hearing must be pursuant to California Rules of Court 5.151 through 5.169. (c) A short notice order granting exclusive use of a vehicle will not be granted unless the declaration demonstrates that the opposing party has suitable transportation available, or requires no such transportation, or such order is necessary for the immediate best interests of the child/ren. Only in unusual circumstances will an order for vehicle possession be issued on short notice. (d) A short notice order removing a party from a residence will not issue without facts demonstrating domestic violence, and the date or dates thereof, and that physical harm would result if the short notice order is not granted. (e) A short notice order requiring the payment of obligations will not issue without financial facts justifying the order, plus a fully completed Income and Expense Declaration containing at least an estimate of opposing party’s gross income. Only in unusual circumstances will a payment of an obligation order be issued on short notice. (f) Where an emergency short notice hearing is being requested related to a matter in the AB 1058 child support court, that request may be made directly through the AB 1058 court assigned clerks. (07/01/97) (Revised 01/01/07, 01/01/09, 01/01/10, 07/01/17, 01/01/18, 07/01/24, 07/01/25) Rule 908 - Omitted (01/01/18) Rule 909 - Omitted (01/01/18) Rule 910 - Omitted (07/01/11) Rule 911 - Omitted (01/01/18) Rule 912 - Omitted (01/01/18) Rule 913 - Omitted (01/01/18) Rule 914 - Failure to Appear/Tardiness (a) Failure of the moving party or attorney to be present at the calendar call, or failure to have informed the bailiff or clerk of his or her location, may result in the matter being removed from the calendar; and if the responding party has appeared, attorney fees and costs may be awarded to the appearing party. (b) In the event the responding party or attorney fails to appear or fails to have informed the bailiff or clerk of his or her location, the court may continue the matter, award attorney fees, or enter an order on the pleadings and testimony of the moving party. (07/01/89) (Revised 01/01/07, 01/01/18, 07/01/24) Rule 915 - Preparation of Order After Hearing (a) Findings and Order After Hearing prepared on printed local forms provided by the court shall be completed prior to the attorneys and/or parties leaving the courtroom on the day of the hearing. Fillable local form Findings and are also available on the court’s website at https://www.tulare.courts.ca.gov/forms-filing/local-forms-information-filing-instructions. (b) In the alternative, the court in its discretion may order preparation of the Findings and Order After Hearing to be made in compliance with California Rules of Court 5.125. (c) Findings and Order After Hearing forms will be prepared by the Self-Help Resource Center staff in cases in which both parties are unrepresented. (07/01/97) (Revised 01/01/07, 07/01/11, 01/01/14, 01/01/18, 07/01/24, 07/01/25) Rule 916 - Adoption of Schedule for Temporary Spousal Support Awards Except for good cause shown, temporary spousal support shall be calculated by using the computation method commonly known as the “Kings County formula” programmed into the support software certified by the Judicial Council. (07/01/00) (Revised 01/01/07, 01/01/18) Rule 917 - Income and Expense Declaration (a) Except as provided in Family Code section 6309, where a party requires information from an opposing party for the court to rule on financial issues that exceeds the scope of information the opposing party is otherwise affirmatively required to produce under existing law or these rules, the court expects the party and their counsel to propound discovery on the opposing party to obtain that information. (b) If production of documents under this rule is requested or ordered, the order must state, “___________ is ordered to comply with Local Rule 917, a copy of which is attached. Willful failure to comply with this rule may result in sanctions, if requested.” (c) In addition to the fully-completed Income and Expense Declaration required by CRC 5.92, a party subject to this Rule must serve on the other party, but need not file with the court, the following documents: (1) Copies of tax returns for the immediately preceding year (state and federal). (2) Copies of all records reflecting income (whether the income has been received or not) since the last tax return, including but not limited to bank statements and cash application (such as Zelle, Venmo, and similar cash apps) records of transactions. (3) Copies of partnership Schedule K-1’s filed within the last three years by any partnership in which either party has any interest. (4) Copies of financial statements received by either party regarding any legal entity in which either party had an interest during the last three years. (5) Copies of all loan applications or financial statements submitted to financial institution(s) within the last three years, whether or not a loan was obtained. (d) If any of the above-listed documents are not available to the producing party (i.e., they are in the possession and control of the other party) or no such documents exist, the producing party must file and serve a declaration under penalty of perjury specifying the unavailable category or document and the reason for its unavailability. (01/01/03) (Revised 01/01/07, 01/01/18, 07/01/24, 07/01/25) Rule 918 - Child Support and the Tulare County Department of Child Support Services (a) The language set forth at section (b) must appear in all orders or judgments, or as ordered by the court in any proceeding where child support, child support arrearages, or enforcement of child support is at issue in any of these circumstances: (1) A party is awarded custody of minor child/ren and is receiving, or is likely to receive, Temporary Assistance to Needy Families for the benefit of the child/ren; (2) The Department of Child Support Services has an open case and is either establishing or enforcing an order of support for the minor child/ren; (3) The issue of child support has not yet been addressed at the time the judgment is submitted for the court’s review and filing; (4) Either party requests that the Department of Child Support Services establish and enforce an order of support, and one or both parties want to open a case with the Tulare County Department of Child Support Services. (b) “The issue of child support is referred to the Tulare County Department of Child Support Services (hereinafter, the Department) for an investigation and report. Prior to the investigation commencing, one of the parties shall open a case with the Department, which can be done online at: https://childsupport.ca.gov/enroll/. Once the case has been opened with the Department, if not already filed with the Court, the parties shall have 30 days in which to file with the court and provide to the Department fully completed Income and Expense Declarations including all supporting information requested in that form. If either party fails to open a case with the Department within 60 days of the referral or provide the required Income and Expense Declaration within 30 days of the case opening, the Department will automatically be released from having to prepare the investigation and report. This release will not limit the Department’s ability to provide further services to the party that requested case opening. If the case is opened with the Department within 60 days of the referral and the required income information is received within 30 days of the case opening, the report of the Department shall be mailed to the parties or their attorneys within 120 days from the date of the referral. The Department will provide a blank Request for Order with the report. The parties will have 20 days after the mailing of the Department’s report to file a Request for Order objecting to the report. The objecting party shall simultaneously serve a copy of the Request for Order objecting to the report on the Department and the opposing party. In the absence of such an objection, the recommendation will be adopted as an order of this court. “The Department will enforce the payment of child support as ordered above. All child support payments must be made to the California State Disbursement Unit, P. O. Box 989067, West Sacramento, CA 95798-9067. Parties must notify the Department of Child Support Services in writing within 10 days of any change of residence, income, or employment.” (01/01/03) (Revised 01/01/07, 01/01/09, 01/01/18, 01/01/21, 07/01/24) Rule 919 - Mandatory Child Custody Recommending Counseling and Confidential Voluntary Mediation Sessions in Child Custody and/or Visitation Matters Child Custody Recommending Counseling and Voluntary Mediation sessions will be held in private, and all written and verbal communication will be deemed “official information” (Evidence Code, § 1040). Any information may, however, be disclosed to the court. (a) Prior to their session, the parties shall complete the Online Orientation and Intake for Family Court Services located on the Tulare County Superior Court website at: https://www.tulare.courts.ca.gov. Select Family Court Services and click the box that states “complete here.” On the Orientation page, read instructions and follow the directions to complete orientation and registration. Notice will be sent automatically to Family Court Services. (b) Family Court Services Locations – Family Court Services’ main offices are located in Room 204 of the Visalia Courthouse. Family Court Services conducts Voluntary Mediation Sessions and Child Custody Recommending Counseling Sessions at their Visalia location and at the Self-Help Resource Center of the South County Justice Center. All Voluntary Mediation Sessions are to be scheduled through the Visalia office, but may be conducted at that office or at the South County Justice Center. The location of all Child Custody Recommending Counseling Sessions will be set by the assigned judge. (c) Child Custody Recommending Counseling Sessions - In all matters set for hearing involving disputed issues of custody and visitation of minor children, the parties will be referred to Family Court Services for mediation so long as a written response has been timely filed and served, or the moving party consents to late service of the response. The assigned judge will schedule the child custody recommending counseling appointment and a review hearing date which shall be set at least two weeks after the appointment date. The child custody recommending counselor will work to assist the parties in settling the issues by agreement on the date set for their appointment. If an agreement is reached, the child custody recommending counselor will prepare a stipulation, which will be submitted to the court for endorsement after the parties and their attorneys, if applicable, have reviewed and signed the document. If no agreement is reached, the child custody recommending counselor will prepare a written recommendation and reasons for the recommendation, which will be filed with the court and provided to the parties and their attorneys, if applicable, prior to their hearing date. The assigned judge will consider the recommendation at the time of the hearing. (d) Voluntary Mediation Sessions - Without the filing of a noticed motion, confidential Voluntary Mediation Sessions are available through Family Court Services. If an agreement is reached in mediation, a stipulation will be prepared and when signed by the parties, their attorneys, and the court, it will be filed in the court’s file. If no agreement is reached and a party desires that the court address the disputed issues of custody and visitation, a noticed motion must be filed by one of the parties and the matter must be set for hearing. At the hearing the case will be referred to Child Custody Recommending Counseling. A different Family Court Services staff member will be assigned to the case. (e) Challenge to a Child Custody Recommending Counselor – A request for change of child custody recommending counselor shall be addressed to the Family Court Services director, or his or her designee if the director is not present. The request for change of child custody recommending counselor shall be made prior to the beginning of the child custody recommending counseling session. If the request for change is not satisfactorily resolved, it may be directed to the assigned judge. (f) Complaint Procedure - Any objections that may arise in conjunction with a court-ordered child custody recommending counseling session must be presented to the director of Family Court Services. If the director or the director’s designee is not available, the matter may be presented to the assigned judge for resolution. (g) Participation of Children - A minor may give his or her input to the court, pursuant to CRC 5.250. Consistent with Family Code section 3042 and CRC 5.250, children may not be present in the courtroom during proceedings relating to them without prior approval of the court. (h) Domestic Violence Procedures - If the matter is referred by the court to Family Court Services for a Child Custody Recommending Counseling Session, the Session shall be conducted remotely and the party holding a restraining order, or who has made allegations of domestic violence occurring within the past five years in his or her moving papers, shall be interviewed separately. This court follows procedures outlined in California Rules of Court, rule 5.215. (i) Presence in Family Court Services - Only the parties involved in the Voluntary Mediation or Child Custody Recommending Counseling Session are to be present in the offices of Family Court Services in Visalia or at the Self Help Resource Center at the South County Justice Center in Porterville. Friends and relatives of the parties shall not be in the waiting room or in the area outside of either location while the parties are in their Voluntary Mediation or Child Custody Recommending Counseling Session. (07/01/97) (Revised 01/01/07, 01/01/09, 07/01/11, 01/01/18, 07/01/24)
Duval County's indigent-defense and magistration rules under the Texas Fair Defense Act (S.B. 7): who may be booked into the county jail and on what paper; arrest-case numbering; presentment to a magistrate within 48 hours (art. 15.16); the magistrate's warnings, counsel inquiry, interpreter duty, indigence determination and appointment of counsel within 24 hours of a request; the alternative appointment plan under art. 26.04(g)-(h) with annual applications, seven attorney categories (capital, first and second degree, third degree/state jail/misdemeanor, competency, appeals, post-conviction, extradition), CLE and experience standards, random rotation within each category, written acceptance within 48 hours, first contact by the end of the next working day, replacement and suspension of counsel, fee applications within five days of completing services and the compensation attachment ($500 pleas; $175/$150 hourly; $1,400 per jury-trial day; appellate caps); bail schedules by offense class with a personal bond office (fee $20 or 3%), pre-trial supervision and revocation hearings within two working days; arraignment settings and notice; repeal of conflicting rules.