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 of filing. Once you have been given a hearing date, it is your responsibility to
 serve the Notice of Hearing on all first and second degree relatives. Some relatives
 can be served by first class mail, but others, such as parents, must be personally
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 written objection and express their objections at the hearing.

 	During the period of time from the filing to the hearing, a Court Investigator will
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If the document is a brief and the court strikes the filing of the brief, the court will make a decision based on the appellant’s opening brief, the record on appeal, legal research, and the appellant’s oral argument (if they present one to the court).
What if I want to keep an interested entity or person confidential? If the identity of an entity or person has not already been publicly disclosed in the case, you can apply to keep the identity confidential. You must serve and file an application to the Court of Appeal for permission to file the Certificate of Interested Entities or Persons under seal separately from a principal brief, motion, application, or opposition. If the court gives you permission, you must file a completed form APP-008 under seal and without service within 10 days of the court’s order granting you permission. 
What if I forgot to include an interested person or entity on the certificate that I filed with the court? What if information changes or there is new information? If you realize you forgot to include an interested person or entity, or you learn of changed or additional information about an interested entity or person, you must promptly serve and file a supplemental Certificate of Interested Entities or Persons with the Court of Appeal.
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 Request to Waive Court Fees, Form FW-001 (Optional for Appellant and Respondent) During an appeal there are fees in both the trial court and the Court of Appeal.
If you want to have fees waived in both courts, you must have a fee waiver in both courts. That’s because a trial court cannot waive fees in the Court of Appeal, and the Court of Appeal cannot waive fees in the trial court.
Additional Resources
Fill out a Request to Waive Court Fees form FW-001 online
Learn more about how to qualify and what fees can be waived
Watch a video or read instructions about how to fill out the fee waiver form
Read the California Court’s information sheet on fee waivers
If you still have questions, you can contact your court for more information.
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