Butte Superior Court Filing Timing and Cure Windows

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A motion seeking a community-property valuation date other than the trial date must be served and filed for hearing at least 30 calendar days before trial.

A party seeking a valuation date for community property other than the date of trial shall serve and file a notice of motion to be heard not later than thirty (30) calendar days before the trial date.

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Ex parte hearings are held at 3:00 p.m. each Court day at the specified courthouse, and the moving papers must be filed by 10:00 a.m. on the hearing day.

Ex parte hearings are held each Court day at 3:00 pm at the North Butte County Courthouse, 1775 Concord Avenue in Chico. The party requesting the ex parte temporary order(s) must file the moving papers (Request for Order) at or before 10:00am on the day of the hearing.

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The listed trial documents must be on file by noon on the date of the TAC.

All in limine motions, trial motions, trial briefs, jury instructions, witness lists and evidence lists are to be on file by 12:00 pm on the date of the TAC.

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Papers submitted late under these Rules must still be filed by the Clerk and conspicuously marked “Late Filed Document.”

No paper shall be rejected for filing on the ground that it was submitted for filing after the time set forth in these Rules. Late filed papers shall be filed by the Clerk and shall be marked conspicuously as "Late Filed Document."

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Documents may be electronically transmitted to the court at any time of day.

Documents may be electronically transmitted to the Court at any time of the day.

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Any party relying on any Judicial Council certified computerized support calculations shall [1] provide to the other party, prior to the hearing, a complete printout of the computerized support calculations including the sheet that identifies the "setting" utilized to determine the support, and [2] file a copy of the same at the time of the hearing.

Summary: A party relying on Judicial Council certified computerized support calculations must file a copy of the complete calculations, including the setting sheet, at the hearing.

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Acceptance of documents for filing shall be deemed to occur on the date the document was received by the Court in accordance with Code of Civil Procedure §1010.6(e)(3).

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Nothing in this section shall limit the Clerk’s ability to reject deficient filings.

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Deadline

5 court days

Motions in limine for an anticipated civil trial must be filed five court days before the Trial Readiness Conference, unless the judge allows a later filing for good cause.

Any and all motions in limine in connection with any anticipated civil trial shall be filed five (5) Court days prior to the Trial Readiness Conference. The judge may allow filings after this date for good cause.

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Deadline

10 calendar days

Form FW-020 must be filed at least 10 calendar days before the hearing when a party with a granted fee waiver requests a court reporter.

A party, with a fee waiver granted and requesting a Court reporter, must file with the Court at least ten (10) calendar days prior to a hearing Judicial Council form FW-020, Request for Court Reporter by Party with a Fee Waiver.

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Trial memoranda, exhibit lists, and witness lists must be filed by noon on the Monday immediately preceding trial.

Such trial memoranda, a list of exhibits, and a list of witnesses are to be filed no later than noon on the Monday immediately preceding the trial.

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Deadline

5 court days

Form GR.020 must be filed at least five court days before the Trial Readiness Conference.

A Trial Readiness Conference Statement (form GR.020) must be filed at least five (5) Court days prior to the TRC, and a copy must be provided to opposing counsel.

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Deadline

10 court days

For video appearances at evidentiary hearings or small claims trials, parties must file the RA-010 at least 10 court days before the hearing.

To request a remote appearance via video, parties must file and serve a Notice of Remote Appearance (RA-010) form at least ten (10) court days before the hearing for an evidentiary hearing or small claims trial, or five (5) court days before the hearing for all other hearings.

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Deadline

5 calendar days

For criminal matters, parties must submit a written GR-060 request at least 5 calendar days before the hearing; the Court may authorize remote appearances in select circumstances and proceedings.

The Court may authorize remote appearances in select circumstances and proceedings pursuant to Penal Code § 977.3. Parties must submit a written request using the Court's Request for Remote Appearances and Order (GR- 060) form at least five (5) calendar days before the hearing.

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In juvenile dependency matters, parties must file and serve the RA-025 before the hearing starts.

Parties must file and serve the Request to Appear Remotely - Juvenile Dependency (RA-025) form prior to the start of the hearing.

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Deadline

5 court days

Parties requesting Court-provided audio/visual equipment must submit form GR.030 at least 5 court days before use, or, if the Court date is set less than 5 court days before the hearing, when the hearing is set or by that day's close of business.

Parties who require the use of the Court’s audio/visual presentation equipment shall complete a Request/Notification for Courtroom Audio/Visual Presentation Equipment (form GR.030) and submit the completed form to the Clerk’s Office no later than five (5) Court days before the date the equipment is to be utilized. In the event the Court date is set less than five (5) Court days before the hearing, the request must be made at the time the hearing is set or by the close of business on that day.

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Deadline

5 court days

Parties using non-Court-provided equipment must submit form GR.030 to the Clerk's Office at least 5 court days before use.

Parties who require the use of non-Court provided equipment must complete a Request/Notification for Courtroom Audio/Visual Presentation Equipment (form GR.030) and submit the completed form to the Clerk’s Office no later than five (5) Court days before the date the equipment is to be utilized. The party shall confirm with the Clerk’s Office that the equipment is working properly and is compatible with any Court equipment that might also be used a minimum of five (5) Court days before it is scheduled to be used.

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Deadline

5 court days

Recording, broadcasting, or rebroadcasting a proceeding requires advance written permission, and a request conforming to California Rule of Court 1.150 must be filed at least five court days before the proceeding.

No member of the public or the media shall have the right to record, broadcast, or rebroadcast any audio, video, or live stream of a Court proceeding under this Rule without advanced written permission. Requests to record, broadcast, or rebroadcast any audio, video, or live stream must be made in conformance with Rule 1.150 of the California Rules of Court, and must be filed with the Court no later than five (5) Court days in advance of the proceeding in question.

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Deadline

5 court days

Written hardship requests should be submitted at least five court days before the scheduled service date; requests received later are addressed when the juror appears.

Written Requests for Hardship must be submitted to the Jury Commissioner via the Juror portal by visiting https://jury.butteCourt.ca.gov/login, by mail, or in person by submitting a written statement under penalty of perjury at least five (5) Court days prior to the Juror’s scheduled Service Date in order to allow sufficient time for review and response. All Requests received less than five (5) Court days prior to the Service date shall be addressed when the Juror appears for service.

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Deadline

7 court days

A request to notice a Butte County Court file, or certified copies of an out-of-county file, must be filed at least seven Court days before the hearing; the Butte County request must identify the file’s title, case number, and jurisdiction.

When judicial notice of a Butte County Court file is requested, the request shall be filed with the Clerk of the Court no less than seven (7) Court days before the hearing. The request shall contain the title, case number and jurisdiction of the requested Butte County Court file. Where the file sought to be noticed is that of an action outside of Butte County, certified copies of the file's contents will be acceptable in lieu of the original file. The certified copies shall be filed with the Court no less than seven (7) Court days before the hearing.

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Deadline

5 court days

An opposition is due within five Court days after service of the request.

Any Opposition to a Request for a Pretrial Discovery Conference must also be filed on an approved form LM.030, must include a brief summary of why the requested discovery should be denied, must be filed within five (5) Court days of service of the Request for a Pretrial Discovery Conference, extended five (5) calendar days for service by mail, and must be served on opposing counsel.

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Deadline

5 calendar days

Responsive papers to the Order to Show Cause must be filed at least five calendar days before the hearing.

Responsive papers to the Order to Show Cause must be filed and served five (5) calendar days in advance of the hearing.

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Deadline

10 court days

If no dismissal has been filed, plaintiff's counsel must file a further declaration ten court days before the review hearing and provide a status report and, if necessary, a justified request for more time.

If a dismissal has not been filed, counsel for plaintiff[s] must file a further declaration ten (10) Court days prior to the review hearing date, provide a status report, and, if necessary, a request with supporting justification for additional time to conclude the case.

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When the complaint is filed, the plaintiff is notified that an OSC re: Dismissal will issue in 45 days unless the case is adjudicated or a trial-setting request or conditional settlement is filed.

At the time of filing of the complaint the plaintiff will be notified that an OSC re: Dismissal will be issued in 45 days if the case has not been adjudicated or a Request to Set Case for Trial – Unlawful Detainer (Judicial Council of California Form UD-150) or conditional settlement has not been filed.

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A claim for arbitration compensation must be submitted within 60 days of the arbitration hearing.

Any claim for compensation shall be submitted within sixty (60) days of the Arbitration hearing.

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The unlawful detainer request to set the case for trial must be filed within 45 days after the complaint is filed.

A Request to Set Case for Trial – Unlawful Detainer (Judicial Council of California Form UD-150) shall be filed within 45 days of the filing of the complaint.

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If the required trial-setting request is not timely filed, an Order to Show Cause will issue.

If a Request to Set Case for Trial – Unlawful Detainer is not filed within the time specified in Butte County Superior Court Local Rules, Rule 4.8(a), an Order to Show Cause shall issue.

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After issue is joined, a party seeking a jury trial must demand one when filing its trial-setting request or in writing within five days after another party serves such a request.

A party desiring a jury trial shall, after issue is joined, make demand at the time of filing the Request to Set Case for Trial – Unlawful Detainer, or by written demand within five (5) days after service of such request by any other party.

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Deadline

5 court days

The arbitrator must file and serve the Award of Arbitration within five Court days after the hearing.

In arbitrated cases, the arbitrator shall file with the ADR Administrator and serve on each party the Award of Arbitration within five Court days after the arbitration hearing.

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The mediator must file and serve the Statement of Agreement or Non-Agreement within ten days after the court-set mediation completion date.

In mediated cases, the mediator shall file with the ADR Administrator, and serve on the parties within ten days after the completion date for the mediation set by the Court, a Statement of Agreement or Non-Agreement (Judicial Council Form ADR-100).

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The parties must complete and file the specified ADR information form or approved follow-up survey within ten days after the arbitration or mediation ends.

Information Form. In both mediated and arbitrated cases, within ten (10) days after completion of the arbitration or mediation, the parties shall complete and file with the ADR Administrator an ADR Information Form (Judicial Council Form ADR-101) or follow-up survey form approved by the Judicial Council or the Butte County Superior Court.

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Deadline

5 court days

The neutral must file an Application and Motion for Compensation within five Court days of the scheduled hearing or session.

An Application and Motion for Compensation must be filed by the neutral within five (5) Court days of the scheduled hearing or session.

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A party requesting disqualification of an arbitrator or mediator must file the request within five days of the designation.

Any party may request disqualification of an arbitrator or mediator pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 170.1 et seq. The request shall be filed within five (5) days of the designation of the arbitrator or mediator.

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The arbitrator must file the award within ten days after the arbitration hearing concludes.

Consistent with California Rules of Court, Rule 3.825, the arbitrator’s award must be filed within ten (10) days after the conclusion of the arbitration hearing.

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Deadline

20 calendar days

A party objecting to the evaluation and recommended order must file a written Notice of Objections within 20 calendar days after service of the report.

In the event either party objects to the evaluation and recommended order, [s]he shall file with the Court within twenty (20) calendar days of service of the report on the party or attorney for the party [(D) above], a written Notice of Objections, providing endorsed, filed

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If no objections are filed within 20 days, the court may sign and file the recommended order if it finds the order appropriate and in the child’s best interests.

In the event no objections to the proposed order are filed within twenty (20) days, as set forth in Paragraph (M) above, the recommended order previously submitted may be signed and filed as an order of the Court if upon review, the Court finds the Recommended Order to be appropriate and in the best interests of the child(ren) involved.

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Deadline

7 calendar days

Documents related to a hearing must be filed at least seven calendar days before the hearing.

All documents in relation to the hearing (e.g., Proof of Publication, Status Reports, etc…) are to be filed no later than seven (7) calendar days prior to the hearing date.

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Deadline

7 calendar days

If the final-distribution petition cannot be filed on time, a status update must be filed seven calendar days before the hearing.

In the event counsel, or the pro per administrator is unable to file the petition for final distribution seven (7) calendar days prior to any final distribution hearing, a status update shall be filed seven (7) calendar days prior to the final distribution hearing.

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The bond must be filed within 10 calendar days after appointment; failure to file may be cause for removal of the executor or administrator.

H. TIMELINESS OF BOND 1. The bond is to be filed with the Court within 10 (ten) calendar days after the appointment of the personal representative of the estate. 2. Failure to file the required bond shall be cause to remove the executor or administrator.

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A temporary conservator must file the bond within five court days of appointment or will be removed.

The bond must be filed with the Court within five (5) Court days of appointment as temporary conservator. Failure to do so will result in removal as the temporary conservator.

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Deadline

7 court days

For a contested hearing where a Probate Court Investigator may testify, parties must give notice at least seven Court days beforehand by submitting a confirming letter via eFile, and must not subpoena the investigator.

The parties shall keep Butte County Family Court Services informed of the dates of any contested hearing at which the testimony from a Probate Court Investigator may be required. Notice must be provided at least seven (7) Court days prior to the hearing. Probate Court Investigators are not to be subpoenaed. Instead, the requesting party must provide notice by submitting a confirming letter via eFile.

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Claims for services rendered from July through May must be submitted to the Court within 60 days after the services are rendered, even if the case remains ongoing.

Attorneys must submit any claims to the Court for attorney fees and other reasonably necessary expenses within sixty (60) days of services being rendered for services rendered in and between the months of July and May . Services are considered rendered irrespective of whether a case and services pursuant thereto remain ongoing.

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Attorneys are urged to submit June-service claims as soon as possible and must submit them within 30 days after June 30.

For purposes of fiscal year-end accounting, attorneys are urged to submit any claims for services rendered within the month of June, as soon as possible, and must submit any such claims within thirty (30) days after the end of the fiscal year on June 30th.

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The attorney must present the reimbursement claim to the Court's Administrative Office within 30 days of services rendered, unless the Court orders otherwise.

The attorney shall then present the claim to the Court's Administrative Office for processing for payment within thirty (30) days of services rendered or as ordered by the Court.

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Deadline

5 calendar days

Form FL.060 must be filed and served on all other parties at least five calendar days before each case status conference.

A Family Law Case Management: Status Conference Statement (form FL.060) shall be filed and served on all other parties at least five (5) calendar days before each case status

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Hearing briefs must be filed five court days before the hearing.

Hearing briefs shall be filed five (5) Court days prior to the hearing date.

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A party who believes the case is not ready for trial setting may file a Notice of Motion in Opposition to Trial Setting within 10 days after mailing or personal service of the At-Issue Memorandum.

Any party who believes that the case is not ready to be set for trial may within ten (10) days of mailing or personal service of the At-Issue Memorandum, file a Notice of Motion in Opposition to Trial Setting.

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Deadline

5 court days

Trial Briefs must be filed and served for actual delivery to the other parties and the Court no later than five Court days before trial.

All Trial Briefs shall be filed and served in a manner to assure actual delivery to the other parties and to the Court no later than five Court days before trial.

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Deadline

15 calendar days

The required Form FL.030 must be completed, filed, and served at least 15 calendar days before the judgment is submitted when the stated conditions apply.

If Petitioner is asking for a default Judgment in a dissolution, legal separation, or in a parentage or custody and support case, and has a child with the other parent and one or more of the following apply: a. Does not already have a custody and visitation order, b. Did not file a Child Custody and Visitation Application Attachment (Judicial Council Form FL-311) or a specific proposed order with the Petition, c. Does not already have a Marital Settlement Agreement or Stipulated Judgment, then the Petitioner shall complete, file and serve by mail or in person a Declaration for Default Custody and Visitation Orders (form FL.030) at least fifteen (15) calendar days before the Judgment is submitted.

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A privately retained attorney must submit either competency documentation or documentation of the client's written advice and waiver at the first appearance or within 10 days thereafter.

Any privately retained attorney must submit to the Court, at their first appearance or within 10 days thereafter, either (a) a statement of competency with attachments described in 17.5, or (b) documentation they advised their client in writing of their right to be represented by competent counsel and that the client is waiving that right by electing to retain an attorney who does not meet the competency requirements as listed in California Rule of Court, Rule 5.6660 and as further detailed in Butte County Superior Court Local Rules.

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An attorney relying on the training requirement must submit a completed Form JV.010 within 10 days of the first appearance.

For an attorney who relies on Butte County Superior Court Local Rules, Rule 17.5(a)(1) to meet the minimum standards of competency, a Certificate of Competency to Practice in Juvenile Dependency Court (Butte County Superior Court Local Rule, Form JV.010) shall be completed by the attorney of record for the dependency matter and submitted to the Court within 10 days of his or her first appearance in a dependency matter.

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An attorney relying on the experience requirement must submit a completed Form JV.010 within 10 days of the first appearance.

For an attorney who relies on Butte County Superior Court Local Rules, Rule 17.5(a)(2) to meet the minimum standards of competency, a Certificate of Competency to Practice in Juvenile Court (Butte County Superior Court Local Rule, Form JV.010) shall be completed by the attorney of record for the dependency matter and submitted to the Court within 10 days of his or her first appearance in a dependency matter.

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A notice of intent to file an extraordinary writ petition must be filed within seven days of the order, extended by five days if notice was received only by mail.

H. NOTICE OF INTENT TO FILE WRIT PETITION. A Notice of intent to file a petition for extraordinary writ shall be filed within seven (7) days of the date of the order setting a hearing under Welfare and Institutions Code §366.26, with an extension of five (5) days if the party received notice of the order only by mail (California Rules of Court, Rule 8.482B).

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A writ petition must be served and filed within ten days after the record is filed in the reviewing court.

I. PETITION FOR WRIT. A petition seeking writ review of orders setting a hearing under Welfare and Institutions Code shall be served and filed within ten (10) days after the filing of the record in the reviewing Court (California Rules of Court, Rule 8.482B).

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A response to a writ petition must be served and filed within ten days after the petition is filed or after receiving the reviewing court’s request for a response.

J. RESPONSE TO WRIT PETITION. Any response to a writ petition shall be served and filed within ten (10) days after the filing of the writ petition or within ten (10) days of receiving a request for a response from the reviewing Court (California Rules of Court, Rule 8.482B).

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A notice of appeal must be filed within sixty days after rendition of the judgment.

L. NOTICE OF APPEAL. A notice of appeal shall be filed within sixty (60) days after the rendition of the judgment (California Rules of Court, Rule 8.480).

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Deadline

5 court days

CASA reports must be submitted to the Court at least five Court days before the hearing.

CASA reports shall be submitted to the Court at least (5) five Court days prior to the hearing.

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Deadline

5 court days

The award deposit must be made in person or by mail within five Court days after the appeal is submitted for filing.

The deposit must be made in person or through mail and must be completed within five (5) Court days of submitting the Appeal for filing with the Court.

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Deadline

5 court days

A party may file an RA-015 opposition at least 5 court days before a video remote appearance for an evidentiary hearing or small claims trial.

In response to a notice of a remote appearance by video for an evidentiary hearing or small claims trial. A party may file and serve an Opposition to Remote Proceeding at Evidentiary Hearing or Trial (RA-015) form at least five (5) court days before the proceeding.

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Deadline

15 court days

A conference request is deemed denied if the Court has not issued an order within 15 Court days after the opposition due date.

If the Court has not issued an order within fifteen (15) Court days after the due date of any opposition, then the Request for a Pretrial Discovery Conference shall be deemed denied.

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Filing a conference request tolls the motion-to-compel deadline on the disputed issues until the Court issues an order, and the order will specify the tolling period.

Filing a Request for a Pretrial Discovery Conference tolls the time for filing a motion to compel discovery on the disputed issues for the number of days between the filing of the request and issuance by the Court of a subsequent order pertaining to the discovery dispute. The Court’s order will specify the number of days the time for filing a motion is tolled.

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If the request was filed within the 45-day jurisdictional limit and no order issues within 15 Court days after the opposition due date, the motion deadline is tolled for 15 Court days after personal service or 20 Court days after service by mail.

On the condition that the request is filed within the forty-five (45) day jurisdictional limit of the California Discovery Act, if the Court has not issued an order within fifteen (15) Court days after the due date of any opposition, then the number of days the time for filing a motion shall be tolled for a period of fifteen (15) Court days if the Request for a Pretrial Discovery Conference was served personally and twenty (20) Court days if the Request for a Pretrial Discovery Conference was served by mail.

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The Court may refuse to consider late papers or impose sanctions; late or omitted opposition papers bar the opposing party from oral argument unless the Court directs otherwise, and relief requires an ex parte application or noticed motion showing good cause and may be conditioned on sanctions.

The Court may, in its discretion, refuse to consider late filed papers or may impose sanction, including monetary sanctions. Where opposition papers are late or entirely omitted, no oral argument by the opposing party will be allowed unless the Court otherwise directs. Relief from the operation of this Rule must be sought from the Court by ex parte application or noticed motion and will be granted only upon a showing of good cause. Such relief may also be conditioned upon payment of sanctions for noncompliance.

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Either party may file a supplemental expert witness list with the same information within 15 days after service of the expert witness list.

Within fifteen (15) days of service of the expert witness list, either party may file a supplemental list of expert witnesses containing all of the same information.

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Both parents must file an Income and Expense Declaration upon entering the case.

Both parents are required to file an Income and Expense Declaration (FL-150) upon entering the case.

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Both parents must file a current Income and Expense Declaration within 30 days after an order relieving Minor’s Counsel, or when ordered after an annual review.

Within thirty (30) days of the Court’s order relieving Minor’s Counsel, or on order of the Court subsequent to an annual review both parents are required to file a current Income and Expense Declaration (FL-150).

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Deadline

5 calendar days

The Court may authorize remote appearances. Parties must submit a written request using the Court’s Request for Remote Appearance and Order (GR- 060) form at least five (5) calendar days before the hearing.

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All papers must be filed with the Court by 10:00 a.m. on the day of the hearing.

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Deadline

15 calendar days

Each appearing party shall file and serve the completed Case Management Statement no later than fifteen (15) calendar days before the Case Management Conference.

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The parties shall have twenty (20) days to file a motion challenging the request.

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Deadline

7 court days

Notice must be provided at lease seven (7) court days prior to the hearing.

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When the date of the confirmation hearing is more than one year after date of death, a reappraisal for sale (on the Judicial Council form) must be filed with the Court before the confirmation hearing can proceed.

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Within eighteen (18) months after the Court grants the initial probate petition, the personal representative, conservator, or guardian of the estate must complete the following:

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The bond must be filed with the Court within ten (10) calendar days of appointment as conservator. Failure to do so will result in removal as conservator.

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Unless there has been no change in the Income and Expense Declaration [Judicial Council Form FL150] or Financial Statement (Simplified), if eligible, [Judicial Council Form FL155] of a party within the six (6) months preceding the hearing, a fully completed, current (within thirty (30) days, of actual hearing), Income and Expense Declaration or Financial Statement (Simplified), if eligible, shall be filed at least ten (10) days before hearing by each party in all hearings involving requests for support, attorney's fees or other financial relief.

Summary: The required current financial declaration or statement must be filed at least 10 days before a hearing involving requests for support, attorney’s fees, or other financial relief, subject to the stated exception.

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Any written report of the expert shall be provided no later than forty-five (45) days prior to trial. a. If the expert is retained less than forty-five (45) days before the trial, then the above information shall be provided as soon as is possible but in no event later than thirty (30) days before trial.

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Deadline

5 court days

At least five (5) Court days before the trial, each party shall serve and file all of the following, which shall be known collectively as Final Trial Papers:

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Deadline

5 court days

The statement shall be filed and served on the opposing party five (5) Court days prior to trial.

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Deadline

2 court days

In response to a request for remote appearance by video, a party may file and serve a Request to Compel Physical Presence-Juvenile Dependency (RA-030) form two (2) court days before the proceeding.

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Parties may file an objection to the ability to pay determination and submit further evidence by filing Local form Request for Review of Ability to Pay Determination; and Order Addressing Request (FL.130) within thirty (30) days of the Court’s order.

Summary: Parties may file an objection and supporting evidence using local form FL.130 within 30 days of the Court’s order.

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A request can be made by submitting a Confidentiality Notice and Agreement for Juvenile Cases (Butte County Superior Court Local Rule, Form JV.040) at least five (5) Court days prior to the hearing.