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File the eviction Summons and Complaint forms
Once you fill out your forms, you need to file them with the court and pay a filing fee. 

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If you haven't already, make copies of the forms and any attachments before you go to court to file them. You’ll need the original for the court to keep, a copy for you, and a copy for every tenant or others you know live in the home. 

How to file eviction forms with the court

Take your forms to the court clerk's office
Go to the superior court in the county where your rental home is located. This will be the superior court you already wrote on the forms.
At the courthouse, you’ll file the forms you filled out by giving the original and the copies to a clerk at the clerk’s office. 
Can I file my forms by mail or online? 

Yes, you can file by mail.
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In some cases, it may also mean someone manages the child's money or property if the child has a lot (called a guardianship of the estate). 
Find out more about guardianships and the steps someone must take to be a guardian.

When is the hearing?
 The date, time, and location are on item 4 on the Notice of Hearing - Guardianship or Conservatorship (form GC-020).
The judge may appoint someone as the child's guardian on this date.
If you disagree, you must go to the hearing so the judge can hear your side.  If you want, you can also respond to the court in writing before the hearing. 

What you can do

If you don't agree (you object) 
If you don't think the child needs a guardian or you think someone else should be the guardian, you can go to the hearing and ask to speak. You can also file a written statement, before the hearing, saying that you object and why. You may use Objection to Petition for Appointment of Guardian (form GC-215) to make a written objection.
If you agree
If you agree that this person should be the child's guardian, you can file a statement saying that you agree and why. Then, you can go to the court hearing if you would like. 
If you are the child's parent 
You are entitled to receive notice of the hearing on the petition for appointment of a guardian for your child, a copy of the petition, and a copy of Comparison of Guardians With Other Nonparent Caregivers (form GC-207-INFO/JV-352-INFO). The last form describes other options for arranging substitute care for your child, including some that do not require a court order.
If you object or file a response, you can ask the judge to order visitation with your child if the judge appoints a guardian. If you do this now, the judge may address the issue at the hearing rather than you having to file papers later.
An investigator assigned by the court will likely contact you.
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 Civil cases excluding Limited Civil Unlawful Detainer cases may be mailed or dropped off at the 
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What are my options?
 Respond to the eviction case by filing a written response with the court very quickly. This means you're going to participate in the lawsuit and fight the eviction. 
Talk with your landlord and try to come up with an agreement where you can stay in your home. You may be able to work with a mediator who helps people come to an agreement outside of court.
Move out. But know that if you owe back rent your landlord can still sue you for it in small claims or a civil court case.
Do nothing. The landlord can evict you without your having a say in the case. This can hurt your ability to rent in the future. If you owe money for back rent, the landlord may be able to take that money from your paycheck or bank account. 

Even if you choose to talk with your landlord or move out immediately, it is a good idea to file an Answer or other forms so the case isn't decided without your having a say.

How much time do I have to act?
 You must act quickly. You have 5 days to file an Answer form or other legal forms after you’re handed (served) the Summons and Complaint forms. Don't count Saturdays, Sundays, or court holidays. Day 1 is the day after the Summons and Complaint were handed to you.
If the forms weren't handed to you, you have more time to file an answer. Learn more  

If someone handed the forms to you (even if you didn't take them and they were just left on the ground by you), you have 5 days to file an Answer. 
You have more time to file an Answer if:
The forms were given to someone at your home or work instead of you and then a copy was mailed to you (this is called substituted service)
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If you're going to respond, you must complete and serve your response to the other side 9 court days before the hearing. 

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You are entitled to receive notice of the hearing on the petition for appointment of a guardian for your child, a copy of the petition, and a copy of Comparison of Guardians With Other Nonparent Caregivers (form GC-207-INFO/JV-352-INFO). The last form describes other options for arranging substitute care for your child, including some that do not require a court order.
If you object or file a response, you can ask the judge to order visitation with your child if the judge appoints a guardian. If you do this now, the judge may address the issue at the hearing rather than you having to file papers later.
An investigator assigned by the court will likely contact you. They will also meet with the person who wants to be the child's guardian and do a background check on them and then write a report for the judge.
Get help

This website has information to walk you through the basic process. But you may need more help. If so, you can start with the court’s Self-Help Center. Self-Help Centers offer free legal information. Ask if they have resources for probate guardianships.

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If you oppose or object to the guardianship or the person propose as guardian, you must go to the hearing and ask to speak when the judge decides the case. You can also go even if you agree. If you want, you can also file a written response before the hearing.

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How to dismiss your eviction case
If your tenant moves out before you’ve gone to trial, you have to cancel or close (dismiss) your eviction court case. If they owe you money you can file in small claims court or civil court to try to collect the money.
 
Another reason you might dismiss your case is because you and your tenant came up with an out-of-court agreement and you've both done everything you agreed to. 

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You can’t dismiss your case if a Judgment was filed in the case (the judge made a decision already).
If you and your tenant have not done everything you agreed to, you might want to leave the case open in case you need to go to court to solve any leftover problems.

How to ask for your eviction case to be dismissed

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No. Per California Penal Code 29800(a)(1), it is a felony to be a convicted felon in possession of a firearm. 

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What if I have a Restraining Order against me after I get my CCW License issued?

Having a Restraining Order, temporary or permanent, places you on a prohibited list- Penal Code Section 26185(a)(2) -Prohibiting you by state and federal law from possessing, receiving, owning, or purchasing a firearm.  A letter informing you that your CCW License is suspended will be mailed and you will need to surrender the license. To reinstate the license, you will need to reapply and resubmit fingerprints to clear the status with our department and the State of California. 

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What do these papers mean?
Request for Order (form FL-300)
If you received a Request for Order (form FL-300), it means the other person in your family law case is asking the judge to make a decision. The court sets a date to hear from both sides (a hearing) before it makes a decision. 

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Hearing date and time
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What the other person is asking the judge to decide
 The things the other person is asking the judge to decide are checked on the first page. The details of what they want and why are on pages 2–4 and any attachments.
If "Change" is checked it means that there's already an order about this issue and the other person wants that changed.