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A $30 fee for court reporting services under Government Code § 68086(a)(1)(A), payable by moving parties in each matter set for the 10:00 a.m. Monday civil law and motion calendar (Tuesday if Monday is a holiday) and due when each moving paper is presented for filing - a fee for each moving paper, even by the same party in the same case; long cause court trials and jury trials commencing on Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m., unless Monday is a holiday, with no at-issue memorandums in civil cases (trial dates are assigned at the Case Management Conference); ex parte hearings arranged through the judges’ secretary at (530) 740-1800, Option 8, a fee due before the ex parte hearing; telephonic appearances in civil law and motion matters, trial setting conferences and case management conferences through CourtCall, arranged not less than five days before the hearing; continuances of law and motion matters only by written stipulation filed with the Court or by oral agreement with written notification and proof of service filed before the hearing, the continuance fee payable when the request is made; continuances of court or jury trials only by noticed motion with supporting declarations and the motion fee, others denied except in emergencies.
California > Third Appellate District > Yuba County > Superior Court of California, County of Yuba
Civil Division Cases The Civil Division handles cases in which parties sue to: (a) recover money or real or personal property (b) enforce a contract (c) recover damages for injury (d) request name changes or writs (e) seek protection of civil rights (f) request emancipation of minors (g) seek protection from elder abuse, workplace and civil harassment (h) resolve disputed eminent domain proceedings, and (i) petition for adoption CONTACT INFORMATION Yuba County Superior Court 215 Fifth Street, Suite 200 Marysville, CA 95901 Phone: (530) 740-1800 Ext. 6 Fax: (530) 740-1821 Office Hours 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday -Friday Important Links California Courts Self-Help Center State Bar of California Related Links Calendar Schedules Fee Schedules Civil Mediator List Civil Division FAQs Click on the topics and FAQs below for more information. 1. What are the Nov 1, 2012 changes relating to civil court reporter fees? Pursuant to Government Code § 68086(a)(1)(A), effective November 1, 2012, Yuba Superior Court will collect a $30 fee for court reporting services payable by moving parties in each matter set for the 10:00 a.m. Monday* civil law and motion calendar. The $30 fee will be due and payable at the time each moving paper is presented for filing. Please note that if more than one moving paper is filed, even if by the same party in the same case, court reporter fees must be paid for each moving paper. *Tuesday if Monday is a holiday 2. When are law and motion matters heard? Please see our Calendar Schedule page for more information. 3. When are court and jury trials held? Long cause court trials and jury trials commence on Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m., unless Monday is a holiday. At-issue memorandums are not required in civil cases, as the trial dates are assigned at the Case Management Conference. 4. How do I set an ex parte hearing? Arrangements for setting an ex parte application for hearing must be made through the judges’ secretary by dialing (530) 740-1800, Option 8. A fee is due and payable prior to the ex parte hearing, in addition to any other fees that may be due. 5. Can I make a court appearance by telephone? Counsel or parties may make telephonic appearances in civil law and motion matters, trial setting conferences, and case management conferences by calling CourtCall at (888) 882-6878 or (310) 914-7884. Arrangements must be made not less than five days prior to the scheduled hearing date. 6. I can't make my hearing date. How do I get a continuance? Requests for continuances of law and motion matters shall be made ONLY in one of the following two methods: (a) by written stipulation of the parties or counsel filed with the Court, or (b) by oral agreement of the parties, provided the requesting party files with the Court, prior to the date and time set for the hearing, written notification with proof of service to opposing party/counsel. The fee for continuance is payable at the time the request is made, whether orally or in writing. 7. Can I postpone my trial? Requests for continuances of court or jury trials must be made by noticed motion with supporting declarations and must be accompanied by the appropriate motion fee. Continuances applied for in any other manner will be denied, except in emergencies. 8. Can you recommend an attorney? Court employees cannot make recommendations regarding which attorney you should hire for your case. To assist you in finding an attorney, we refer you to either the Yuba-Sutter Bar Association or the State Bar of California. 9. What is the “Yuba Sutter Bar Association?” The Yuba-Sutter Bar Association is a voluntary bar association for attorneys practicing law in Yuba and Sutter Counties. Not all local attorneys are members of the Yuba Sutter Bar Association. Their contact information is as follows: Yuba Sutter Bar Association P. O. Box 204 Marysville, CA 95901 10. What is the "State Bar of California?" The State Bar of California is an organization to which lawyers must belong in order to practice law in California. The California State Bar was created by the state legislature in 1927. It is a public corporation within the judicial branch of government and serves as an arm of the California Supreme Court. Membership in the State Bar of California affords attorneys the right and privilege of practicing law in the State of California. The Bar's integrated network of functions and services — many of them mandated by law — protects the public and assists attorneys in meeting their professional obligations. The contact information for The State Bar of California is as follows: The State Bar of California 180 Howard Street San Francisco, CA 94105 Phone: (415) 538-2000 http://www.calbar.ca.gov/
Civil Division Cases The Civil Division handles cases in which parties sue to: (a) recover money or real or personal property (b) enforce a contract (c) recover damages for injury (d) request name changes or writs (e) seek protection of civil rights (f) request emancipation of minors (g) seek protection from elder abuse, workplace and civil harassment (h) resolve disputed eminent domain proceeding
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