Marin Superior Court Filing Timing and Cure Windows

WARNING

Deadline

15 court days

A psychologist should be allowed at least 15 court days to complete the competency evaluation.

A psychologist should be afforded at least 15 court days to complete the evaluation. The 15 day time frame balances the need for speedy resolution of the competency issues, and adequate time to complete an evaluation.

WARNINGCivil cases

When proceeds are to go into a blocked account, the matter will be placed on the following week’s probate calendar to verify that the account receipt is on file.

If proceeds are to be placed in a blocked account, the matter will be placed on the following week's probate calendar for verification that a receipt for the blocked account is on file.

WARNING

Filing a referral stipulation tolls the deadline to move to compel discovery on the disputed issues until notice of resolution is filed.

The filing of such stipulation will toll the time for filing a motion to compel discovery of the disputed issues until notice of resolution of the discovery dispute is filed with the Court.

WARNING

Deadline

2 business days

Probation Department staff should file the report with the court at least two business days before the hearing when possible.

The Probation Department staff will file the repo1i with the court at least two business days before the court hearing when possible.

WARNING

The first Case Progress Conference must be set 120 days after the petition is filed.

The first Case Progress Conference shall be set 120 days after the filing of the Petition.

WARNING

If an official reporter will be unavailable, the clerk must notify the party who filed a request statement no later than five days before trial or the hearing.

The clerk shall notify a party having filed such a statement no later than five (5) days before the trial or hearing date if the services of an official reporter will not be available.

WARNING

If the applicable time to file an opening brief expires without a filing, the court will send a Notice of Impending Dismissal.

When the time for filing briefs in any matter in which the appellate division has jurisdiction has expired either pursuant to the California Rules of Court or as extended by court order and no opening brief has been filed, the court will send a Notice of Impending Dismissal.

WARNINGCivil cases

If a Declaration of Non-Resolution is filed less than five court days before the motion date, the Court will issue a tentative ruling dropping the hearing from calendar.

If the Declaration of Non-Resolution is filed less than five (5) court days prior to the date the motion is on calendar, the Court shall issue a tentative ruling, dropping the hearing from calendar.

INFO

Either party may file and serve the FL027 Statement of Agreement/Disagreement at any time before the custody or visitation hearing.

Both parties may file and serve a Statement of Agreement/Disagreement with Family Court Services Recommendations (FL027), which is a Local Form available at Legal Self Help Center, or online at Local Forms | Superior Court of California | County of Marin, at any time before the custody/visitation hearing.

INFOCivil cases

A personal representative or interested person may object in writing to an appraisal after the inventory and appraisal are filed and before the final-distribution hearing.

After the filing of the inventory and appraisal and before a hearing on the Petition for Final Distribution, the personal representative or an interested person may file a written objection to the value of assets on the appraisal.

INFO

Both parties may file and serve a Statement of Agreement/Disagreement with Family Court Services Recommendations (FL027), which is a Local Form available at Legal Self Help Center, or online at Local Forms | Superior Court of California | County of Marin, at any time before the custody/visitation hearing.

Both parties may file and serve a Statement of Agreement/Disagreement with Family Court Services Recommendations (FL027), which is a Local Form available at Legal Self Help Center, or online at Local Forms | Superior Court of California | County of Marin, at any time before the custody/visitation hearing.