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The Superior Court of California - County of Ventura - FAQs
The link to eDelivery is available on the Court Website http://www.ventura.courts.ca.gov/eDelivery.html

Q:  What is the fee for filing a motion?
A:  The fee for filing a motion is $60.00 if the first appearance fee has already been paid. The fee for filing a Summary Judgment or Summary Adjudication motion is $500.00.

Q:  Does the court allow remote appearances?
A:  Participants in civil actions may appear remotely in certain proceedings. See âRemote Appearanceâ box on home page. Participants intending to appear remotely must comply with the requirements of California Rules of Court, rule 3.672.

Q:  If my case is not on the Tentative Ruling line, do I have to appear?
A:  You must appear unless you have contacted the clerkâs office and they have indicated that you do not need to appear.

Q:  Is my hearing still on calendar?
A:  This information is not available over the Internet, you should contact the clerk's office.

Q:  How do I file a petition for Change of Name?
A:  Petition for Change of Name packets are available online at this website by visiting our Form Packets page and in the clerk's 
 office with all necessary forms and information included. Multiple family members may file in the same case. The filing fee is $435.00. The law requires the parties must publish 
 a notice in a newspaper of general circulation for four weeks, the fee is determined by the newspaper.

Q:  Where can I get legal help?
A:  Brochures which provide information on free or low cost legal assistance are available in the clerk's office. 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 
 Thursday 8:00am to 6:00pm, Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm, and closed Saturday and Sunday.
Legal assistance can also be obtained from the courts Self Help Legal Access Centers. The Ventura center is located in Room 106 on the 1st Floor of the Hall of Justice
Respondent’s Brief – California Appellate Courts
Cover (required) The cover of a respondent’s brief must include basic information:

the title of the brief (Respondent’s Brief)
the case title, trial court case number, and Court of Appeal case number
the name of the trial court and the name of the trial court judge
the respondent’s name, mailing address, telephone number, fax number (if available), and e-mail address (if available)
if the respondent hired a lawyer, the name and California State Bar number of each attorney helping to write the brief

If a respondent’s brief is filed on paper, the cover must be yellow. The cover color rule does not apply to briefs filed electronically. 
See the full rules for a cover page CRC 8.40(c) and 8.204(b)(10)
 
 Certificate of Interested Entities or Persons (required except in certain cases) The first page of the respondent’s brief after the cover is the Certificate of Interested Entities or Persons.
The Certificate of Interested Entities or Persons form APP-008 is available at the court or online.
The respondent prepares this form for the Court of Appeal to identify other entities and/or persons that have an interest in the outcome of the case. A business or an organization is an example of an entity.
A respondent is NOT REQUIRED to file a Certificate of Interested Entities or Persons if the case is a family, juvenile, guardianship, or conservatorship case.
Learn more about the Certificate of Interested Entities or Persons
 
 Table of Contents (required) The Table of Contents is a list of all the sections in the brief. Each section title is listed in order by the page number.
The Table of Contents tells the Court of Appeal where to find information in the brief. A judge should be able to get a good overview of the case by reading the Table of Contents.
 
 Table of Authorities (required) What’s in this section. The Table of Authorities is a list of all the legal authorities that the respondent discusses in the brief. Legal authorities are examples from the law that help prove a legal argument to the Court of Appeal.
Legal authorities may be found on the internet or at a law library.
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Self-Help Glossary - selfhelp
motion to quash service of summons: A legal response that a tenant can file in an unlawful detainer lawsuit if the tenant believes that the landlord did not properly serve the summons and complaint.
multistate employer: An organization that hires and employs people in 2 or more states. A multistate employer does business in each state, and its employees must pay taxes in the state where they work.
multistate financial institution data match (MSFIDM): Process that matches the financial accounts in more than 1 state with parents that owe child support. States submit data on parents that owe support to the Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE). A state can then put a lien on and take all or part of an account.
municipal court: Before the Trial Court Unification Act of 1998, there were municipal courts in judicial districts that had more than 40,000 people. Municipal courts heard these kinds of cases: (1) cases asking for less than $25,000; (2) all adult criminal misdemeanors with penalties of no more than 1 year in county jail or a fine of $2,500; and (3) preliminary hearings in felony cases. Now, all these cases are heard in superior court.
murder: The unlawful killing of a person by another with premeditated malice, either expressed (said) or implied (suggested). (See also homicide; compare with manslaughter.)
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neutral evaluation: When a neutral person (or persons) hears brief written and oral presentations, then considers the strengths and weaknesses of each side's contentions and evidence, and offers an overall evaluation of the dispute. (Compare arbitration, mediation.)
new hire reporting: A program that requires all employers to report newly hired employees to the State Directory of New Hires (SDNH) in their state.
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