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Parties may appear remotely for all other hearing types at the judge’s discretion.
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Traffic and Small Claims cases are not holding remote hearings.
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Assistance regarding scheduled remote appearances is available by calling (559) 738-2330.

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Both parties may ask a lawyer about the case, but a lawyer may not represent either party in court at the small claims trial. Generally, after judgment and on appeal, both parties may be represented by a lawyer.
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Day of Court Mediation Program: Through this program, the court offers free mediation services for small claims, unlawful detainers, and civil harassment cases. The court offers these services in collaboration with volunteer mediators. Parties interested in these services may ask for them the day of their trial or settlement conference. Availability of these services is dependent on volunteer mediators’ availability and participation. Learn more about Alternate Dispute Resolution. (ADR).
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The court charges fees for some of its procedures and servivces. The court may excuse you from paying these fees if you cannot afford them.
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Filing of a Notice of Appeal does not stop enforcement of the judgment. You must still comply with all court orders.

 Unlimited civil appeals, including Family Law and Probate matters, are heard in at the 2nd District Court of Appeal, Division 
 Six, 200 East Santa Clara Street, Ventura, CA 93001.
 

 If you do not have an attorney, see: Civil Appellate Practices and Procedures for the Self-Represented Litigants 

Superior Court Self-Help Centers

The Superior Court has Self-Help Centers, established to help people representing themselves choose and complete the correct legal forms. Information regarding Self-Help Centers is available on the court website at The Superior Court of California - County of Ventura - Self-Help Center . You may also ask the clerk for information regarding classes and workshops conducted weekly to help you begin your divorce case, ask the court for child custody or support, or obtain a final judgment.

How to Get Legal Help

Brochures are available on the court website for information on free or low cost legal assistance. The Superior Court of California - County of Ventura - Court Brochures.
The Ventura County Bar Association provides referrals for low-cost legal assistance.
You may also find legal guides and references in the Ventura County Law Library which is located in the Hall of Justice at 800 South Victoria Avenue in Ventura. 
 The law library is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 12:00 p.m. (closed for lunch), 1:15 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Book stores also sell legal books and references.

Applying for the Minor's Counsel Panel

Applications for Panel of Counsel Eligible for Appointment as Minorâs Counsel, (CRC, rule 5.240)
To be included on the courtâs Panel of Counsel Eligible for Appointment as Minorâs Counsel, an attorney 
	 must submit the following information in writing, (alternatively, the attorney may provide the following 
	 information by submitting a completed and signed Judicial Council form FL-322):

Attorney is an active member of the State Bar in good standing;
Proof of professional liability insurance;
Copy(ies) of Certificate(s) of Attendance of required training, as set out in CRC, rule 5.242(c);
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A:  No. If you are asking to be excused, click RESPOND ONLINE and complete the questionnaire online or return the 
	completed jury summons questionnaire as soon as possible. Bring your paperwork with you on the day you report for check in purposes. 
	You may also postpone or confirm your appearance by calling (805) 289-8661 or online on the Jury Service page. 
	Click the âRESPOND ONLINEâ button.

Q:  A Summons was sent to my old address. I don't live there anymore. What should I do?
A:  You may write your new address on the summons and mail it to Jury Services. Or contact Jury Services by calling 
 (805) 289-8661 or make the change online. Click the âRESPOND ONLINEâ button on the Jury Service page.

Q:  What happens if I can't report on the day my group number is called because I have a doctor appointment.
A:  You may come in on another day that week. If you need to postpone, you may complete this procedure by calling 
 (805) 289-8661 or click the âRESPOND ONLINEâ button on the Jury Service page.

Q:  I've received two jury summonses for the same week but with different badge numbers. What do I do? Why did this happen?
A:  The Jury Service list is comprised of names obtained from the Department of Motor Vehicles and a list of registered 
 voters provided by the Elections Office. If your name varies in spelling between the two agencies, the jury management software treats you as two different people. 
 Please contact Jury Services for assistance. You may call (805) 289-8661or e-mail your question to jury-service@ventura.courts.ca.gov. 
 Please include both badge numbers if possible.

Q:  I am not a Citizen of the United States. Why did I receive a Jury Summons?
A:  Anyone who possesses a California Driver License or Identification Card can receive a summons. Jury summons are sent out at random 
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Remote Appearances | Superior Court of California | County of Alameda
All of the Court’s non-criminal departments have the ability to conduct proceedings that are entirely remote, i.e., where no parties are physically present in the courtroom. Some—but not all—departments for each non-criminal case type (e.g., Civil Direct, Probate, Family) also have the ability to conduct “hybrid” proceedings, i.e., proceedings in which one or more parties are remote while one or more parties are present in person in the courtroom.
How to Request Remote Proceedings for Civil Harassment and Small Claims
STEP 1:  FIVE (5) COURT DAYS BEFORE THE SCHEDULED HEARING DATE:
You must send an email to the department at the correct email address listed below setting forth your request for you or a witness to appear remotely and the good cause explanation for each request.
The email subject line must include your case number, case name, party position (Petitioner or Respondent - Civil Harassment; Plaintiff or Defendant - Small Claims), and scheduled hearing date and time.
Send the email to: Dept105@alameda.courts.ca.gov OR Dept519@alameda.courts.ca.gov.
STEP 2:  YOUR EMAIL MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
Your good cause explanation.
A daytime contact telephone number, should the court clerk need to make direct contact with the requesting party
Any information about language assistance that may be needed.
NOTE:  Requests for disability accommodation must be requested separately via the MC-410 form and sent to the ADA Division and the Department scheduled to hear the matter.
STEP 3:  REVIEW
The remote appearance request will be reviewed by the assigned judicial   officer for the determination of good cause:
You will receive the Court’s order to grant or deny the request via an email that will be sent to the email address that generated the remote appearance request.
Late requests (requests made less than five court days before the hearing date) will be considered for Respondents or Defendants who were served with less than five days’ notice or for other emergent situations.
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Please respect all participants as if you were appearing in court in person.
Be conscious of what is in your background, as it can be distracting to others.
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frequently include financial abuse resulting from theft, fraud and embezzlement, as well as domestic violence, 
 senior-on-senior crimes, and abusive care giving.
Collaborative Ventura County partners include: the District Attorney, Public Defender, Probation Agency, Public 
 Health, DA-Victim Services, Human Services Agency-Adult protective Services and Sheriffâs Department.
Community-based partner(s) include: the Ventura Center for Dispute Settlement-Civil cases only and Area Agency on Aging.

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Homeless Court helps homeless people pay their fines for minor violations through community service. Special 
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 Completion of community service hours is supervised and confirmed by the social worker.
Collaborative Ventura County partners include: the Human Services Agency, Behavioral Health Department, 
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Mental Health Court

Mental Health Court provides mental health treatment services and support services to adult mentally ill offenders 
 who have co-occurring disorders (a primary diagnosis of mental illness and a secondary substance abuse disorder) in a 
 post-booking, out-of-custody, formal probation setting. The target population consists of adult offenders booked into 
 jail for misdemeanor offenses and low-level felonies who have a primary diagnosis of mental illness. The services 
 provided include mental health assessment, psychological evaluations, integrated outpatient community based mental 
 health and substance abuse treatment, medication monitoring, individual therapy, intensive probation supervision, 
 24-hour crisis services and linkages to supported employment, medical, housing and family services.
Collaborative Ventura County partners include: the Probation Agency, Behavioral Health Department, District Attorney, 
 Public Defender and the Sheriffâs Department.

“INSIGHTS” Juvenile Collaborative Court Program

The “INSIGHTS” Program was developed in response to the needs of a population of juvenile offenders 
 who are diagnosed with several emotional disturbances and, potentially, co-occurring substance use disorders, 
 who do not respond well to existing dispositional alternatives and often linger on probation or revolve in and 
 out of custodial facilities and/or out-of-home placements. The program will utilize a multidisciplinary approach
Divisions | Superior Court of California | County of Tuolumne
The civil division of the court handles cases where one party sues another to recover money or property, enforce a contract, collect damages, or protect civil rights. Petitions to change names, civil harassment, minor’s compromised claims, and workplace violence are also handled by the civil division.

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A criminal case is a proceeding in which someone is charged with a public offense (i.e., with committing a crime). DUI, fish & game, and dog/animal control citations are also processed in the criminal division.

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The family law division serves parties who have matters involving: dissolution, separation or nullity of marriage; establishment of parental relationship; petitions for custody and support; motions for child custody, support, or visitation; support enforcement; elder abuse; emancipation; mediation; and ADR.

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Guardianship is a court proceeding in which a judge gives someone who is not the parent custody of a child, or the power to manage the child's property (called "estate"), or both.

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 Jury Services
 

The right to a trial by jury is a privilege that applies to both criminal and civil cases and is recognized as the foundation of the American court system, guaranteed by both the United States and California Constitutions.view

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Juvenile delinquency and dependency division is located on the third floor of the historic courthouse. Juvenile delinquency matters are defined under the CA Welfare and Institutions code, and involve any persons under the age of 18 (minors) who are accused of violations of any law of the state or of the United States, or minors who are habitually disobedient or truant.

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Probate, and Conservatorship matters address a person’s finances upon death or the care of an adult person that is unable to care for their self or their finances. Probate cases address a person’s estate, resolve debts, and distribute the remaining property/monies to heirs or beneficiaries. Conservatorship cases appoint caregivers to care for a person and their finances.

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 Revenue Recovery
The Superior Court of California - County of Ventura - General Civil Law
A drop box is available outside of the courthouse for those who wish to drop filings without making an appointment to file in person with the Clerk's Office. Filings that are deposited in the drop box Monday through Friday, before 4:00 p.m., excluding holidays will be filed the date they are received. Filings that are deposited in the drop box after 4:00 p.m. will be filed the next business day.

 E-Delivery is also available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., excluding holidays for delivery of filings electronically. The link to eDelivery is available on the Court Website http://www.ventura.courts.ca.gov/eDelivery.html.
Requests for continuance may require a Declaration and Order or a stipulation and order. The clerk cannot grant a continuance.
Civil Filing Information  -  Helpful tips for properly filing your case.

Types of Service

Summons and complaint may be served by the Sheriff, Marshal, registered process server or anyone over the age of 18 who is not a party to the action. 
 The original proof of service must be filed with the court to obtain a judgment against the defendant.
Notices may be served by personal service or by first-class mail. A proof of service or declaration of mailing must be attached to the notice when it 
 is filed with the court.

Responses and Answers

If you have been served with a summons and complaint and want to respond, forms may be available in the clerk's office or on our local forms page 
 or the state forms web page. A five day summons requires an immediate response. Failure to file a response 
 may lead to a judgment being entered against you.

Orders to Show Cause and Motions

Motions together with proof of service must be served and filed at least 16 court days before the hearing and must contain the correct date, time and courtroom for the hearing.
The fee for filing a motion is $60.00 if the first appearance fee has already been paid.
Noticed or Ex-parte motions are heard at various times.
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