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How should I submit my motion and supporting documents?

When submitting motions with supporting documents, each document may be included in the same submission. However, all documents, including any proposed order, must be submitted as separate PDF document entries.

How will I receive a copy of my proposed order?

The proposed order marked “Received”, will be electronically transmitted back to the submitting party by the EFSP.

How will I be notified when my proposed order is signed?

Once a proposed order is reviewed and signed by a judicial officer, the court will transmit the signed order back to the filer. If the filer has requested electronic service, the filed order will be returned via email to the email address provided to the court. If the filer has not requested electronic service, the signed order will be mailed to the address provided to the court.

Will the court electronically serve other parties for me?

No. The court will not electronically serve other parties on behalf of another party. Contact your EFSP for options.

Can I ask to send a confirmation email to another party / person?

The EFSP may provide the option to send a confirmation email to another email address other than what is indicated in your registered account. The confirmation email is not considered electronic service.

Do I need to submit a printed courtesy copy?

Requirements for courtesy copies vary by case type. Please refer to the eFiling FAQs specific to your case type or contact the clerk’s office for more information.

Must I file a proof of service if I electronically serve?

Yes.
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No. Due to a change in our program responsibilities, our name no longer accurately represents what we do. There is currently no state office or agency that provides direct patient advocate services.

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OPA​ advocates for health care consumer interests by publicly reporting health care quality data. Our aim is to educate consumers so that they can make informed decision and enable them to access the health care services for which they are eligible.

Is OPA the same as the Office of Patient Rights?

No, the Office of the Patient Advocate (OPA) is a California state office under the ​​California Health and Human Services Agency​ (CHHS). The Office of Patient Rights is a unit under the Office of Disability Rights of California ​​(DRC). DRC is a nonprofit agency not associated with OPA.

How do I become a patient advocate?

The patient advocate profession is a new and growing career field. In California, there are currently no state licenses, requirements or accreditation for these positions. However, there are a number of patient advocacy certificate programs offered online and through universities across the United States.

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See how to file a complaint and find more information on our complaints page​.

How can I file a complaint about my doctor or another medical provider?

File a quality of care complaint regarding a medical group or a provider through your health plan’s member services.
File a complaint about a physician to the Medical Board of California​​ or other healthcare provider to the appropriate licensing board.

How can I file a complaint about a hospital or other medical facility?

For acute care hospitals and nursing home facilities, file a complaint with the ​ California Department of Public Health (CDPH). For assisted living, adult day care, and other types of community care facilities, file a complaint with the California Department of Social Services​ (DSS).

I already filed a complaint with another state office. Can I also file a complaint with OPA?

No, OPA does not take complaints. Depending on your issue, we can try to direct you to other helpful resources. See our list of additional resources​.
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If either petitioner is married, the name of the spouse (if any), the date of their marriage, and the names and ages of their children. If spouses have signed consents to the adoption, list their names and dates they signed the consents.
The date your adoption agreement was signed.
Whether the adoption is in the public interest.

The Adoption Agreement

This is the agreement between the person to be adopted and the adoptive parent. Both must sign and date the agreement. The agreement must say you both agree to assume the legal relationship of parent and child and all the duties and responsibilities of that relationship.
You must also agree to file a petition in the Superior Court of California, County of Tuolumne. Your petition must ask the court to approve your agreement and to make an adoption order. You do not have to notarize the agreement.

Order of Adoption

To finalize the adoption, you must file your request to set hearing to get a court hearing. If the judge approves your adoption, the judicial officer will sign an order of adoption.
The order must contain all the information that is in the petition and agreement. Both petitioners must go to the hearing. The biological parents do not need to consent to the adoption. But, if either petitioner is married, you must have their spouse’s consent.
When you file your papers for an adult adoption, you can also submit the request to set hearing at the same time.

Is the hearing confidential?

Yes, all adoption proceedings are heard privately. Friends, family, and cameras are always welcome.

How do I get ready for the hearing?

Bring the order of adoption and any consent(s) that you did not file previously. Both the proposed adoptive parent and adoptee must be at the hearing.

How do we ask for an amended Birth Certificate?

You must file an amended birth certificate form with the court on or before the final hearing date. You can get this form from the probate division of the Superior Court, County of Tuolumne.
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The self-help center is located on the first floor of the Courthouse. The phone number is (209) 533-6565.
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An adult adoption is when someone adopts a person who is over 18 and not related to them. The person adopting must be at least 10 years older than the adult they are adopting.

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5. Request to set a hearing with a self addressed stamped envelope.

How do I file my petition?

The petitioners, (this means the adoptive parent and the adoptee), must file a petition. This is the document that asks the court to make an order approving the adoption. It must say:
The name, age, date, and place of birth of the petitioners.
How long the petitioners have known each other.
Why the petitioners want the adoption to take place.
If either petitioner is married, the name of the spouse (if any), the date of their marriage, and the names and ages of their children. If spouses have signed consents to the adoption, list their names and dates they signed the consents.
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The Adoption Agreement

This is the agreement between the person to be adopted and the adoptive parent. Both must sign and date the agreement.
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Courts also have judicial administrative records. These are records about how courts do their work. For example, courts have financial records and contracts. 

The public may request copies of court case records if the records are not confidential by law or sealed by a court order. The public may request copies of a court’s judicial administrative records if the records are not exempt under rule 10.500(f) of the California Rules of Court. 
Please read the sections below to learn how to request copies of court records. The Judicial Council’s PAJAR team can assist with requests Supreme Court or Court of Appeal judicial administrative records. The PAJAR team cannot assist with requests for (1) Supreme Court or Court of Appeal case records or (2) superior court records.

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San Francisco, California 94102.

The Judicial Council’s Public Access to Judicial Administrative Records (PAJAR) team will respond on behalf of the Supreme Court and the Courts of Appeal to requests for copies of their administrative records. Please scroll up to the first section on this page, “How can I look at Judicial Council records or get copies?” to find information about what to expect, timing, fees, and costs.

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If you do not live in California and you need to change your name, gender marker or sex identifier on a California marriage license or a birth certificate, you can ask for a court order to get a new one issued with the change. If your child was born in California, you can also ask to have their birth certificate changed to show your updated information.

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Q: How do I change my address on a personal license?
A:Submit a written request with your signature to Cemetery & Funeral Bureau at 1625 North Market Blvd., Suite S-208, Sacramento, CA 95834. Please include the following: licensee name, license number, the new address and contact phone number. The request may also be faxed to (916) 928-7988.
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A: For a duplicate of an "Original Wall License" (8½" X 11") or "Renewal Wall License" (3½" X 8½"), please submit a written request with the following: the name of the licensee or the establishment, the license number and appropriate fee, mail to: Cemetery & Funeral Bureau, P.O. Box 989003, West Sacramento, CA 95798-9003. You must state whether you are requesting an original wall license or renewal wall license. The fee amount for a duplicate license may be found in the Bureaus Fee Schedule.
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A: The annual renewal fee, and fee for delinquent renewal, may be found in the Bureaus Fee Schedule.
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A. No, you must write one check for the funeral license(s) and one check for the cemetery license(s). You may mail them to the Bureau together to: 1625 N Market Blvd, Ste S-208, Sacramento, CA 95834, along with the related renewal applications, but you must include separate checks.
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A: No, if the annual renewal fee payment is not postmarked by the due date, the fee for delinquent renewal will be imposed. 
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