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 	The Family Law Self-Help Center offers workshops for Limited Conservatorship of the Person,
 	Guardianship Termination, and Small Estates. Learn More

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 	Sacramento County Public Law Library - external link has guardianship and conservatorship videos.
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Uso de la información proporcionada en el formulario de la solicitud de asistencia por internet

Cualquier información que nos proporcione solo se compartirá con las entidades involucradas en su caso según sea necesario. La información que nos proporcione puede incluirse con la información de otros consumidores para ser usada en informes estadísticos, datos de tendencias y/o en una acción de investigación. Por ejemplo, es posible que nosotros necesitemos retener información que vaya a formar parte de una acción judicial o de un caso sobre una demanda del consumidor por un período de tiempo después de la fecha de cierre del caso.
Appeals: Sacramento Superior Court

Judicial Council's Web site - external link.

 There are other time limits and regulations in 
 proceeding with an appeal. Read the California Rules of Court to verify that you 
 are meeting the timelines for every step. Failure to meet deadlines may result 
 in dismissal of your appeal.

Fees and Fee Waivers

 The filing fees for the Notice of Appeal can be 
 found on the court's fee schedule. Checks or money orders should be made payable to Sacramento 
 Superior Court, with the exception of the $775 filing fee for the Court of Appeal.

 If you cannot afford to pay the filing fees and 
 other court costs, you may qualify for a
 
 waiver of those costs.

 Failure to pay the filing fee or obtain a waiver 
 may result in dismissal of your appeal.

Designation of Transcripts

 Since the appellate court was not present at the 
 trial or other proceedings, there must be an official record of the proceedings 
 for the court to review in assessing the appeal. In criminal appeals, the court 
 will prepare the standard record as specified in the California Rules of Court, 
 unless the trial judge has granted a request for additional items.

 In civil appeals, the appellant must tell the 
 trial court what documents and oral proceedings, if any, to include in the 
 record that will be sent to the appellate court. This is done by filing a 
 Judicial Council 
 
 Notice Designating the Record on Appeal (APP-003). The appellant's 
 failure to file this notice may result in dismissal of the appeal. The 
 respondent may also request documents by filing a Notice Designating the Record 
 on Appeal; however, failure to do so will not affect the appeal.
Clerk's Transcript

 The Clerk's Transcript is a compilation of the documents filed in the trial 
 court. In criminal appeals, the Clerk's Transcript will include those documents 
 required by the California Rules of Court. In civil appeals, you must designate 
 each document you want included by its title and filing date. If the filing date 
 is not known, the date the document was signed may be used instead.

 The superior court clerk will send the parties a
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Learn how to request your own driving record (abstract).Step 2: Make your request in writingIf you decide that you are eligible to request the records under FOIL, you must make your FOIL request in writing. To make a request under FOIL do one of the followingcomplete the Freedom of Information Law Request Form (PDF) (MV-FOIL)orwrite a letter that describes the records you seek. Make sure you include your mailing address or email address.  This will allow the DMV to send the records to you.Step 3: Submit your requestIf the records you are requesting include personal information, include a photocopy of your driver license or other government issued photo ID card. If you wish, you may black out the picture. You must identify your permissible use for the record you are requesting. Permissible uses are listed on Page 2 of the MV-FOIL. By Email Attach your completed Freedom of Information Law Request Form (PDF) (MV-FOIL) to an email and send it to [email protected]

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. In your message, including your name and mailing address or email address. Attach a copy of your government issued photo ID, if required. By MailMail your completed form or letter to New York State Department of Motor VehiclesFOIL Office6 Empire State Plaza, Room 330AAlbany, NY  12228
When will I get a response?The FOIL office will respond to your request within 5 business days of receiving the request.  We will either provide you with the record requested or acknowledge receipt of your request. We will also provide a time frame for when you can expect to receive the record you requested. Is there a fee for records I request under FOIL?Yes. The law authorizes us to charge a $10.00 search fee to determine if the records you requested are available. Your payment of the search fee does not guarantee that you will receive the records that you requested. We cannot refund the search fee.We will tell you if the records that you requested are available or not available. If the records are available and you want paper copies, we charge a copy fee of $1.00 for each page.
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Legal databases can be found at [http://law.slu.edu/library] or [http://www.hg.org] or [http://www.law.indiana.edu/v-lib/index.html] or [http://law.cornell.edu/] or [http://www.loc.gov/index.html]. You can use these sites to research the law.
Child Support Help: California Department of Child Support Services: [http://www.childsup.cahwnet.gov] This site is designed to explain how the State of California and California counties can help you with the child support issues.
Child Support: Connect with the California Department of Child Support Services: [http://www.childsup-connect.ca.gov]: This is California's child support self-service information system designed with the customer in mind. You can use this secure self-service website 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can update your account information, get individual case information, get payment information, make a payment, reset or change your PIN, and verify appointment dates and times. You will need your Social Security number (or participant ID) and personal information identification number (PIN) ready if you want to access case-specific information.
California Guideline Child Support Payment Calculator: [http://www.childsup.cahwnet.gov/calculator]: The California Guideline Child Support Calculator is based on California Child Support Guidelines and can be used to estimate the amount of child support that may be ordered in your case. The Court Commissioner or Family Law Judge has the final authority to determine the amount of a child support order. This calculator provides only an estimate and is not a guarantee of the amount of child support that will be ordered. Other factors may affect the amount of child support awarded.
General Legal Information: [http://www.calbar.org]: The State Bar of California provides consumer education pamphlets in print or online. Some titles include: How Can I Find and Hire the Right Lawyer? What Should I Know about Divorce and Custody?
How to file court papers | California Courts | Self Help Guide
You do not need to personally file them.
Sometimes it helps to file papers in person, yourself. Learn more 

If you file yourself, you can fix any errors on the spot if the clerk points them out. 
If you forgot to sign somewhere or did not include a local form, you could sign and fill out the form. 
If you are getting a court date, you may be able to have a say about which court date works best for you. 
If there are fees you don't know about, or your fee waiver is denied, you will be able to fix it or pay the extra fees right away.
If you have a question about your next steps or need to correct something in your filing, you could go directly to the court's Self-Help Center for help.

Paying filing fees
If you're required to pay a fee, the payment (or a request for a fee waiver) is due when you file the forms papers. If you are not sure if a fee is required, you can check the court fee schedule or ask the clerk. If you asked for a fee waiver, a clerk or judge will decide if you qualify for a fee waiver. You will be asked to pay later if you did not qualify.
If you already have a fee waiver you generally do not need a new one unless your fee waiver has expired. Learn more 
Fee waivers expire 60 days after your case is finished (judgment entered, dismissal, or final decision by judge). They can also end if the court finds you no longer qualify for the fee waiver. Find out how to ask for a fee waiver.

Most courts accept cash, credit cards, money orders, cashier’s checks, and personal checks
Make your check out to, “Superior Court of California, County of ______” and write the county name where you will be filing your forms. If you are filing online, you’ll pay by credit card when you file. Contact your court for more information about what type of payments they accept.
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Ask for a fee waiver
Ask for a Fee Waiver | California Courts | Self Help Guide
Also, fill out item 1 in Order on Court Fee Waiver (form FW-003).

Make copies
Make a copy of your completed Form FW-001.  You'll have 2 total, including the original. You don't need to copy Form FW-003.
 

File your Request for Fee Waiver

Take your original and copy of your fee waiver forms to the court clerk. You can do this at the same time you file your other court papers. 
The clerk will tell you how long it will take to process your request for fee waiver. The clerk or judge will use the Form FW-003 to write their decision.
Can I file my forms by mail? Or online? 
Yes, you can file by mail. Mail the originals and to the clerk. You need to include a self-addressed stamped envelope so the clerk can mail your copies back to you. Make sure to include enough postage. If you do not include a self-addressed stamped envelope you will have to go to the courthouse to pick up your copies. Some courts allow online filing. You can find out if your court has online filing by visiting your court’s website. 

Once you've filed the Request for Fee Waiver, you can wait for the court's decision.

After you ask for your fee waiver

If the court granted your request
Your court papers are now fully filed. Your next step will likely be serving the papers to the other party in your case. If your income goes up after you get a fee waiver, you have to tell the court using form FW-010. The court may end your fee waiver if you no longer qualify.
 

Go back to your steps
Return to the step-by-step instructions for your case

Steps

Go back to Home
Start again at the Self Help Guide to the California Courts

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If the court didn't grant your request
In most cases, you'll need to pay the fee to start your case. But depending on why the request was denied, you may still have options to show the court more information if you act quickly.
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