ALERT:

Due to a processing computer glitch prospective jurors may have received a jury summons for a jury duty appearance for a date in March of 2025 (last year).  The court is aware of this problem and is actively working to resolve the issue to ensure that it does not reoccur.  If you received such a summons, please double check your jury duty appearance date.   If the date is for March of 2025, you may disregard the summons.  Thank you.

WARNING:

Bogus phone calls, emails on jury service may lead to fraud.  If you receive a phone call, text, or email notifying you that you’re in big trouble for failing to show up for jury service, be suspicious.  It’s probably a scam.  Visit our Jury Scams webpage for more information.

Family Law TECO, Guardianship, Ex Parte

Ex Parte/Emergency Orders

Pursuant to Local Rule 1.13, the Court will review requests for ex parte / emergency orders daily between 10:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. After review of the request, the court may issue a decision or, in its discretion, the Court may require parties to appear that day to present oral argument.

Access to Decision

The Court's decision regarding a request for ex parte / emergency orders is available after 1:30pm the day of the court's review. 

Ex parte decisions are posted to the case and available after 3:00pm on the court day prior to the hearing.  You may view tentative in your case on re:SearchCA.  Click on the link below.

re:SearchCA

If you do not find information regarding your particular case, and you have not previously been informed that you are excused from the calendar, an appearance is required.  Please reference Local Rule 2.6(c) if you plan to present oral argument regarding a tentative ruling.